Tallahassee Sunday Weather: Rain Chance Climbs to 52 Percent, High of 76.8, and Election Day Carries a Shower Code
The midday feed lifted Sunday's rain chance to 52 percent on a drizzle code and a high of 76.8. Monday dries out at 80.6 before Election Day turns showery, with a high of 76.1 and a 26 percent rain chance.
Tallahassee's first Sunday on standard time turned wetter by midday. The station's live Open-Meteo feed read 72.7 degrees late Sunday morning, feeling like 75, and the day now carries a drizzle code (53), a high of 76.8 and a low of 67.6 - with the rain chance up to 52 percent, the wettest reading of the day so far.
The rain is passing weather, not a washout pattern. Monday turns overcast and dry at a high of 80.6 with only an 8 percent rain chance, the warmest and driest day of the stretch - a good window for voters returning mail ballots in person and for campaigns working their final full day before the election.
Election Day itself carries a rain-shower code (80) on Tuesday, with a high of 76.1, a low of 65.8 and a 26 percent rain chance while polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday keeps a drizzle code at 77.9 with a 40 percent chance, Thursday warms to 83.4, and the week cools into the weekend - Friday's low is 60.6 and Saturday's is 55.2, the coolest morning of the stretch. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read Sunday midday.
