Pensacola Saturday Afternoon Weather: Scattered Showers Possible Tonight, Rainier Sunday
Pensacola's Halloween afternoon is warm and overcast, with a small chance of scattered showers during trick-or-treating hours and rain chances climbing overnight into a showery Sunday, the station's live weather feed and the North Escambia forecast show.
Saturday afternoon in Pensacola is warm and grey. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) put the temperature at 76.6 degrees, feeling like 79.6, under overcast skies in mid-afternoon, on the way to a high of 77.8 and a low of 68.4, with the feed's precipitation chance down to 6 percent for the day. North Escambia's forecast is a touch wetter — a 20 percent chance of showers after 1 p.m., mostly cloudy, with a high near 80.
For trick-or-treating, both sources agree on the shape of the evening: a few scattered showers are possible during the early-evening hours, with the rain chance steadily increasing overnight. Families heading out around sunset at 6:01 p.m. should mostly stay dry, but a light rain jacket is a reasonable extra as the evening wears on.
Sunday is the wetter day. The feed carries showers (weather code 82) with a high of 74.6, a low of 70.3 and a 35 percent precipitation chance, easing Monday (18 percent, high 77.9) before the week's wettest day arrives Wednesday, when the precipitation chance reaches 52 percent with a high of 78.3. Thursday stays unsettled at 37 percent before Friday dries out to 4 percent.
