Tallahassee Sunday Weather: Rain Chance Eases to 43 Percent, High of 72.7 on the First Morning of Standard Time
The 07:32 feed keeps Sunday wet but softens it - rain code 61, a high of 72.7 and the rain chance down to 43 percent - before a warm, mostly dry Election Week takes over.
Tallahassee's first morning of standard time started grey and mild. The station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at 07:32 CT, put the city at 69.1 degrees and overcast, with Sunday coded 61 for rain, a high of 72.7 degrees, a low of 68 and a precipitation chance of 43 percent - the wettest day of the week, but a softer reading than the 48 percent chance in the early-morning feed.
The change matters for a busy Sunday: it is the final day of early voting in Leon County, and the rain in the forecast is the passing kind, not a washout. Monday turns mostly cloudy and much warmer at 79.5 degrees with the rain chance down to 8 percent, and Election Day on Tuesday stays mild at 78.3 degrees with drizzle code 53 and a 27 percent rain chance.
Wednesday is the week's next wet day, coded 95 for thunderstorms with a high of 77.3. After that the warm-up builds - 84.3 on Thursday and 84.5 on Friday - before Saturday cools to 76.9 with an overnight low of 59.4, the coolest night in the seven-day outlook. Sunday's rain, in short, is the last cool, wet day before Election Week turns warm.
