Tallahassee Halloween Weather: Warm and Dry for Game Day, With Sunday Holding the Week's Best Rain Chance
Saturday tops out near 81.5 degrees with only an 8 percent chance of rain for the two home games and for trick-or-treating. Sunday's rain chance climbs to 42 percent before a drier start to the week.
Tallahassee starts Halloween mild and grey: 68.8 degrees and overcast at the station's overnight reading, feeling like 69.2, on the way to a Saturday high of 81.5 and a low of 67.2. The chance of rain for Saturday sits at just 8 percent - about as favorable a forecast as a two-game, trick-or-treating Saturday can draw, with no rain expected to interfere with the afternoon game at Bragg Memorial Stadium, the night game at Doak Campbell Stadium, or the walk from door to door in between.
Sunday is the week's turn. The forecast stays overcast with a high of 79.1 and a low of 66.1, but the rain chance rises to 42 percent - the highest of the next seven days. Sunday is also the morning the clocks fall back an hour, so the day's final early-voting hours and any outdoor plans run on the new standard time, with darkness arriving an hour earlier on the clock.
The week ahead settles back down. Monday reaches 81.9 with a 28 percent rain chance, and Tuesday is the driest day in the stretch at 81.6 degrees with a 9 percent chance. Wednesday brings light drizzle back into the forecast (code 51) at 82.1 degrees with a 36 percent chance, Thursday cools sharply to a high of 71.7 with showers in the outlook, and Friday rebounds to 80.2 with only a 6 percent chance. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read early Saturday.
