Tallahassee Halloween Night Weather: 75 Degrees and Overcast at Doak, Sunday Rain Chance Down to 24 Percent
Tallahassee sits at 75 degrees and overcast as the Florida State game plays at Doak Campbell Stadium, and the station's live feed has cut Sunday's rain chance to 24 percent.
Halloween night in Tallahassee is warm and gray. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 75 degrees, feeling like 75.5, under overcast skies at 6:35 p.m. CT, after a daytime high of 82 with only a 9 percent precipitation chance — dry conditions for the Florida State-Clemson game at Doak Campbell Stadium, the Fright Crawl downtown and trick-or-treaters still on neighborhood streets.
Sunday now looks drier than it did in the afternoon file. The feed puts Sunday's precipitation chance at 24 percent, down from the 44 percent carried earlier today, with a high of 81.6 and a low of 67.1. The night's other change is on the clock: daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday, when Tallahassee falls back one hour to 1 a.m. and gains an extra hour of sleep.
The week ahead stays warm and unsettled in turns: precipitation chances of 19 percent Monday, 29 percent Tuesday and 37 percent Wednesday, then a thunderstorm code on Thursday with a high of 82.7, before Friday turns clear and cooler with a high of 77.9 and a low of 59 — the first real hint of November in the forecast.
