Pensacola Monday Morning Weather: Clear at 65.4, a Dry 76.2 Today, Election Day Drizzle at 43 Percent
Monday opens clear and dry at a 2 percent rain chance - the week's driest day. Election Day carries drizzle at 43 percent, and Wednesday stays the wettest day at 52 percent.
Pensacola's Monday starts clear. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo), read at the 05:00 file on November 2, put the current temperature at 65.4 degrees, feeling like 64.0, under clear skies (code 0) - a cleaner start than the mainly-clear pre-dawn reading. Monday's daily line is overcast at 76.2 and 65.3 with a precipitation chance of just 2 percent, the driest day of the week and a dry Election Day eve for the FEMA registration points' first full day and the campaigns' final full day.
Election Day itself is unchanged in shape from the overnight update: Tuesday sits under a drizzle code (51) at 76.3 and 69.7 with a 43 percent rain chance while polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at assigned precincts - light rain is the prudent expectation, not a washout, and an umbrella belongs in the car. Wednesday remains the week's wettest day under its own drizzle code at a warm 83.2 and 72.2, with a 52 percent chance.
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, at 3 percent, and Sunday 77.7 and 59.2 at 9 percent.
