Pensacola Overnight Weather: Clear and 67 Tonight, Monday's Rain Chance Halves to 3 Percent, and Friday Turns Overcast for the Air Show
The last clouds are gone and Monday is now the week's driest day at 3 percent. Further out, Thursday has picked up drizzle at 84, and Friday - the air show's first day - is overcast instead of clear in the station feed.
Pensacola goes to sleep under the clearest sky of the day. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 67.4 degrees, feeling like 66.5, under clear skies (code 0) late Sunday night, closing Sunday at 72.7 and 66.7 with its 24 percent precipitation chance unspent. The overnight sets up a calm Election Day eve.
Monday, November 2 has gotten drier again since the evening files: overcast at 76.3 and 66.9 with a precipitation chance down to 3 percent, from 6 percent in the last file - the driest day of the week, and a dry backdrop for the FEMA registration points' first full day and the first night of FDOT's paving schedule. Tuesday, Election Day, is unchanged in shape: overcast, 76.8 and 70.2, rain chance 36 percent, so a damp trip to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. remains possible. Wednesday stays the week's wettest day, drizzle (code 51) at 83.2 and 72.2 with a 55 percent chance.
The back of the week has moved. Thursday now carries its own drizzle code (51), warming to 84.4 and 69.2, though its precipitation chance stays low at 8 percent. Friday, November 6 - the first day of the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show at NAS Pensacola - is no longer the clear day the earlier files had: the feed now reads overcast at 79.7 and 63.6 with a 3 percent chance, still dry but clouded over. Saturday cools to 77.2 with a low of 57.7, the coldest night of the week, at 4 percent.
