Tallahassee Monday Weather: The Feed Lifts Monday Back to 80 With Light Rain, and Election Day Holds at 80.2
The overnight feed changed Monday's code and high again — light rain and 80 degrees today, with a 23 percent rain chance for voters on Tuesday.
Tallahassee's live weather feed changed its mind about Monday overnight. Where the late Sunday feed carried a rain code at a high of 77.7 degrees, the feed read in the early hours of Monday put the day at code 61 — light rain — with a high of 80 degrees, a low of 65.2 and a 17 percent precipitation chance. The current temperature at the time of the read was 67.2 degrees under code 1 skies.
Election Day itself held steady. Tuesday reads code 51 with a high of 80.2 degrees, a low of 67.8 and a 23 percent rain chance — warm for voters heading to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., with only a modest chance that anyone in line needs an umbrella.
The rest of the week stays warm before a weekend turn. Wednesday reads code 51 at 80.1 degrees with a 29 percent rain chance, Thursday rises to 83.9, and Friday reaches 78.3. Saturday then drops to a high of 74.8 with a low of 52.2 — the coolest night in the current seven-day feed — before Sunday recovers to 76.3.
