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Tallahassee Sunday Weather: Rain Code 63 and a High of Just 72.4, Then Monday Jumps to 82

Sunday stayed wet on the latest feed - a rain code, a 69 percent rain chance and a high cut to 72.4. Monday is the week's warm, dry break at 82, and Election Day carries a shower code with a 15 percent rain chance.

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Tallahassee Sunday Weather: Rain Code 63 and a High of Just 72.4, Then Monday Jumps to 82 (Tallahassee Watch News)

Sunday afternoon in Tallahassee is the wet version of the day. The station's live weather feed, read at 3:32 p.m., put the temperature at 70.6 degrees, feeling like 72.5, under rain code 63 - and it carries Sunday with a high of just 72.4, a low of 65.9 and a 69 percent precipitation chance. That is a cooler, wetter read than the early-afternoon feed, which had Sunday's high at 74.1 under a drizzle code.

Monday flips the pattern. The feed holds Monday overcast (code 3) with a high of 82.0 - the warmest day of the week ahead - a low of 64.0 and a precipitation chance of only 15 percent. It is the last full day of campaigning before Tuesday's vote, and on the current run it is also the driest, warmest day Tallahassee gets this week.

Election Day itself carries a shower code without a washout. Tuesday's feed shows code 80, a high of 77.0, a low of 65.7 and a 15 percent rain chance for voters heading to their precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday stays unsettled behind it (code 51, high 77.9, rain chance 31 percent) before Thursday warms to 83.4, Friday reaches 79.4 and Saturday 78.5 with single-digit rain chances to close the week.

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