Tallahassee Midday Weather: Monday's High Is Trimmed to 78.5 With Drizzle Back in the Code, and Election Day Lifts to 80.6
The midday feed rewrote Monday — a drizzle code and a high nearly four degrees cooler than the morning file — while Tuesday's Election Day forecast warmed to 80.6 with the rain chance eased to 21 percent.
Tallahassee's live weather feed rewrote the day at midday. It reads 71.8 degrees late Monday morning under code 2, and Monday itself now carries code 55 — drizzle — with a high of 78.5, a low of 66 and a 16 percent precipitation chance. That is a material change from this morning's published file, which had Monday dry at code 3 with a high of 82.1.
Election Day moved the other way. Tuesday now reads code 3 with a high of 80.6, a low of 69.1 and a 21 percent rain chance — warmer than the 79.6 in the morning file, and drier than the 28 percent rain chance the desk published for the polls earlier today. Voters heading out between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. are still looking at a warm, mostly dry day by the current feed.
The rest of the week stays warm by the same feed: Wednesday code 3 at 81 with the week's highest rain chance, 35 percent; Thursday code 51 at 83.8; and Friday code 55 at 76.5. The Weather Desk will file the 17:00 update on the station's standing cadence, and sooner if the Election Day numbers move again.
