Tallahassee's Weekend: A Warm Week at 82, Then Saturday Thunderstorms and a Sunday Cool-Down to 55
The station's live feed holds Election Day at 82 degrees - then gives the week its only thunderstorm code on Saturday before Sunday's low drops into the mid-50s.
Tallahassee's week stays warm and mostly quiet through Friday, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read Monday evening: 70.1 degrees at the evening check, Election Day at a high of 82 and a low of 67.5 with a light-drizzle code, then 81 on Wednesday, 82.5 on Thursday and 83.3 on Friday, with rain chances never rising above 23 percent on any of those days.
Saturday is the week's turn. The feed gives Saturday the week's only thunderstorm code, with a high of 77.4 and a low of 65.2 - the system's first real break in the pattern. Behind it, Sunday cools sharply: a high of 72.8 and a low of 54.9, the coldest night of the seven-day run by more than ten degrees.
The practical read for the weekend: Saturday plans outdoors carry the week's one genuine storm risk, and Tallahassee's canopy roads will be wet and leaf-slick when it comes through. Sunday morning, by contrast, is the week's coolest start - the first morning of the season that will feel like fall arriving on schedule.
