Tallahassee Sunday Weather Turns Wet in the Latest Feed: Rain Code, a High of Only 76.9 and the Clocks Back an Hour
Sunday's forecast changed overnight in the station feed: the day that looked overcast and dry at 81 degrees now carries a moderate-rain code, a high of 76.9 and a 22 percent rain chance - on the morning the clocks fall back and Leon County votes early for the last time.
Tallahassee's Halloween night is winding down mild and mostly clear - 71.5 degrees at the station's late reading, feeling like 72.2, after a Saturday high of 82. At 2 a.m. the clocks fall back an hour, and Sunday arrives on standard time with a different forecast than the one Tallahassee went to bed with earlier in the evening.
Sunday now carries a moderate-rain code (63) in the latest Open-Meteo feed, with a high of just 76.9 and a low of 66.9 - the high is nearly five degrees cooler than the 81.6 forecast earlier Saturday - and a 22 percent chance of rain. It is cooperative enough for the final day of early voting in Leon County, but voters heading to the county's 10 sites may want to plan around passing rain rather than the dry, overcast day advertised earlier.
The rest of the week keeps its shape. Monday turns overcast at 79.5 with an 18 percent rain chance, Tuesday and Wednesday carry drizzle codes at 81 and 81.7 with rain chances of 32 and 29 percent, and Thursday keeps the week's thunderstorm code (95) at 82.7. Friday then clears completely - sunny, a high of 77.9 and a low of 59, the coolest morning of the stretch. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read Saturday night.
