Tallahassee Monday Weather: The Feed Settles at 80.9, and Election Day's Rain Chance Eases to 23 Percent
Sunday ends at 67.5 degrees after a rainy day. Monday warms to near 81 with only an 18 percent rain chance, and Tuesday — Election Day — reads code 3 and 80.2, with the storm code holding off until Wednesday.
Tallahassee ends a rainy standard-time Sunday at 67.5 degrees on the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at 9:32 p.m., after a high of 72.4 and a 69 percent precipitation reading for the day. The evening file revises the week ahead in ways that matter for the two biggest days on the calendar.
Monday now reads code 51 with a high of 80.9 and a low of 64.3, and an 18 percent rain chance — a couple of degrees cooler than the 82 the afternoon feed carried, and dry enough for the campaigns' final full day on the road. Tuesday, Election Day, reads code 3 with a high of 80.2, a low of 67.8 and a rain chance eased down to 23 percent: warm and mostly cloudy at the polls, with no washout in the feed for Leon County's 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting hours.
The week's one storm code still sits on Wednesday, code 95 with a high of 78.5 and a 29 percent precipitation chance, followed by a drier turn — Thursday at 78.3 and a clear code 0 Friday at 75.9, with the low dropping to 57.4. Voters planning a Tuesday trip to an assigned polling place are looking, on the current feed, at the warmest and driest day of the three.
