Tallahassee Weekend Weather: A Warm, Mostly Cloudy Halloween, Then Sunday Drizzle
Saturday stays dry for trick-or-treating and the day's two home games, with a high near 81. The week's best rain chance arrives Sunday, and the pattern turns unsettled again by Wednesday.
Friday night in Tallahassee is mild and quiet: 70 degrees and overcast at the station's last reading, feeling like 69, on the way to an overnight low near 65. Friday's high reached 82.5 with no rain recorded, and the dry pattern holds through the day that matters most this weekend.
Saturday - Halloween, and a two-game football day in the capital city - is forecast mostly cloudy with a high of 81.1 and a low of 66.6, with the chance of rain at just 5 percent. That is about as cooperative as a late-October Saturday gets: warm enough for costumes without coats, dry for the afternoon kickoff at Bragg Memorial Stadium and the night game at Doak Campbell Stadium, and dry for trick-or-treating after dark.
The change arrives Sunday, when light drizzle (weather code 51) enters the forecast with a high of 79.1, a low of 66.8 and the rain chance up to 42 percent - the highest of the next several days. Monday stays mostly cloudy with a 28 percent chance, Tuesday warms to 83.8 with only a 9 percent chance, and Wednesday turns cooler and wetter again, with showers in the forecast, a high of 76 and a 36 percent rain chance. Thursday rebounds to 82.4 under lighter chances. All figures are from the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read Friday evening.