Tallahassee Monday Weather: The Feed Turns Monday to a Rain Code at 77.7, With Election Day Still at 80.2
The overnight feed cuts Monday's high by more than three degrees and puts a rain code on the campaigns' final day. Election Day itself still reads 80.2 with a 23 percent rain chance.
Tallahassee sits at 67.4 degrees under code 2 on the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at 11:33 p.m., and the overnight revision changes Monday in a way the final campaign day will feel. Monday now carries code 63 — a rain code — with a high of 77.7, a low of 64.8 and a 17 percent precipitation reading, down from the 80.9 high the evening feed carried two hours earlier.
Tuesday, Election Day, is unchanged where it matters: code 51, a high of 80.2, a low of 67.8 and a 23 percent rain chance for Leon County's 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. polling hours. Wednesday follows at code 51 and 80.1 degrees with a 29 percent rain chance, and Thursday is the week's warmest day on the current feed at 83.9.
The back of the week cools and dries: Friday reads 78.3 with the low falling to 59.2 and an 8 percent rain chance, Saturday reads code 3 at 74.8 with a low of 52.2, and Sunday returns to code 51 at 76.3. For voters, the practical order is simple — a damp final campaign day Monday, then a warm Election Day with no washout in the feed.
