Tallahassee Sunday Weather: Feed Lifts the High to 76.2, Rain Chance at 45 Percent as Election Week Warms Up
The 09:32 feed warms Sunday up - now 72.3 degrees, a high of 76.2 and a 45 percent rain chance - before Monday turns drier and Election Day brings a 78.3-degree high.
Tallahassee woke up on the first full day of standard time to a warmer Sunday than the early feed promised. The station's live weather feed at 09:32 CT put the temperature at 72.3 degrees, feeling like 73, under overcast skies (code 3), with Sunday's high revised up to 76.2 degrees, a low of 68 and a rain chance of 45 percent - a code 51 light-rain day overall.
Monday dries out sharply in the same feed: overcast (code 3), a high of 80.6 degrees, a low of 66 and a rain chance of only 8 percent. Election Day, Tuesday, carries code 53 drizzle, a high of 78.3 degrees, a low of 65.8 and a 26 percent rain chance - voters heading to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should expect a warm day with only a modest chance of getting wet.
The unsettled turn in the feed arrives Wednesday, with a thunderstorm code (95), a high of 77.3 degrees and a 40 percent rain chance, before Thursday and Friday warm back into the mid-80s - 84.3 and 84.5 degrees - with rain chances of 25 and 11 percent. Saturday cools to a high of 76.9 with a low of 59.4, the coolest night in the week's feed.
