Pensacola Weather Update: Election Day Turns Drizzly at 43 Percent, Monday Stays Dry at 77.4
Election Day now carries a drizzle code and a 43 percent rain chance in the station feed, up from 36 percent overnight. Monday is dry at 3 percent and 77.4, and Wednesday is still the week's wettest day at 52 percent.
Pensacola's Election Day forecast has firmed up, and it is wetter than it looked overnight. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo), read in the pre-dawn hours of Monday, November 2, now puts Tuesday under a drizzle code (51) at 76.3 degrees and 69.7, with a precipitation chance of 43 percent - up from the 36 percent overcast line carried in the early file. Voters heading to assigned precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Tuesday should expect the chance of light rain through the day, not a washout, but an umbrella is now the prudent plan.
Monday itself stays the week's calm, dry bridge: mainly clear at 66 degrees in the pre-dawn reading, feeling like 65.6, rising to 77.4 and 65.3 with a precipitation chance of just 3 percent - a dry Election Day eve for the FEMA registration points' first full day and the campaigns' final full day.
Wednesday remains the week's wettest day, easing slightly to a 52 percent chance under its own drizzle code at a warm 83.2 and 72.2. Thursday keeps a drizzle code at 84.4 and 69.2 but only a 7 percent chance, Friday - the first day of the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show - is overcast at 79.7 and 63.6 at 5 percent, and the weekend closes overcast and mild: Saturday 77.2 with the week's coolest low, 57.7, and Sunday 77.7 and 59.2.
