PM at 76.7 and Clear: Election Day Eases to 39 Percent, Wednesday's Rain Chance Climbs to 68
Pensacola's Election Day eve is ending warmer and clearer than it began, and the feed's two moving numbers point opposite ways: Tuesday looks a little drier, Wednesday a little wetter.
The day is closing on its warmest, clearest note. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo), read at 3:38 p.m., put Pensacola at 76.7 degrees, feeling like 78.6, under clear skies, with Monday's rain chance at just 3 percent on a high of 76.7 and a low of 64.6 - the quiet Election Day eve the morning forecast promised, delivered.
The number voters watch moved their way again. Tuesday now carries overcast skies, a high of 77.5 and a low of 69.4, with a rain chance of 39 percent in the feed - eased from 47 percent at midday and 42 percent in the early afternoon. Read plainly, most of the 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. voting day still looks dry, with the umbrella-in-the-car advice standing rather than strengthening.
Wednesday is moving the other way. The feed's drizzle chance for Wednesday climbed from 57 percent at midday to 68 percent, on a high of 83.3 and a low of 71.1 ahead of the cold front - still below the National Weather Service's stronger attributed line for the North Escambia area, showers and possibly a thunderstorm at 80 percent with the severe threat low. Behind the front the feed cools the week down: Thursday partly cloudy at 83.2, Friday down to 72.7, and lows sliding to 61.8 by Sunday, while the Weather Service brings nighttime lows into the 40s by Friday night inland. That cooler air remains the backdrop for the Blue Angels homecoming weekend.
