Pensacola Sunday Evening Weather: 69 and Gray Now, Friday Turns Clear - and Saturday's Low Drops to 58
The station feed holds Election Day's rain chance at 38 percent, keeps Wednesday the wettest day at 48 - and rewrites the back of the week: a clear, cooler Friday at 78 and a Saturday low of 58.1, the coldest night of the week.
Pensacola's Sunday, November 1 is ending mild and gray. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 69.5 degrees, feeling like 68.7, under overcast skies (code 3) in the early evening, closing a day that topped out at 72.7 with a 24 percent precipitation chance and falls to 67.2 overnight. Monday, November 2 stays the week's calm working day - overcast at 76.6 and 65.9 with a 6 percent precipitation chance - for the FEMA registration points' first full 8-to-5 day and for Election Day eve across Escambia County.
TUESDAY is Election Day, and the feed's one softening is in the sky code, not the odds: the drizzle code from the afternoon file has eased back to overcast (code 3) at 77.6 and 70.1, but the precipitation chance holds at 38 percent - up from 20 percent earlier in the day. Voters heading to assigned precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should still plan for a damp trip being possible. Wednesday remains the week's wettest day: drizzle (code 51) at 82.9 and 71.0 with a 48 percent chance.
The back of the week is where the feed has genuinely changed since mid-afternoon. Thursday holds warm and overcast at 83.0 with a 10 percent chance, but Friday - the first day of the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show - has turned clear (code 0) and cooler at 78.5 and 61.5 with a 5 percent chance, and Saturday has cooled sharply to 74.4 with a low of 58.1, the coldest night of the week, at a 4 percent chance. If the feed holds, Homecoming weekend gets a clear Friday and a crisp Saturday - the best flying weather of the week.
