Pensacola Monday Early Weather: Mainly Clear at 66.8 to Start Election Day Eve, Tuesday at 36 Percent and Wednesday Still Wettest
Monday starts mainly clear and calm at 3 percent - the driest day of the week. Election Day carries a 36 percent chance, Wednesday is the wettest day at 55 percent, and a new Sunday enters the feed at 77.7.
Pensacola starts Monday, November 2 mainly clear and calm. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 66.8 degrees, feeling like 66.1, under mainly clear skies (code 1) in the small hours, a touch cooler than Sunday night's closing reading. Monday itself is overcast in the daily line at 76.8 and 66.1 with a precipitation chance of just 3 percent - the driest day of the week, and a dry backdrop for the FEMA registration points' first full day and the final full day of campaigning before Election Day.
Tuesdays, Election Day, is unchanged in shape: overcast, 76.8 and 70.2, with a 36 percent rain chance while polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., so voters should keep an umbrella within reach without expecting a washout. Wednesday stays the week's wettest day by a wide margin - drizzle (code 51), 83.2 and 72.2, at 55 percent - and Thursday keeps its own drizzle code at a warm 84.4 and 69.2, though its chance is only 8 percent.
Friday, the first day of the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show, is overcast at 79.7 and 63.6 with a 3 percent chance, and Saturday is overcast at 77.2 with the week's coolest low, 57.7, at 4 percent. The feed's new seventh day, Sunday, November 8, arrives overcast at 77.7 and 59.2 with a 10 percent chance - a mild close to air-show weekend in the current outlook.
