Pensacola Sunday Late-Afternoon Weather: Gray and 71 Now, and Election Day's Rain Chance Just Rose to 38 Percent
The station feed holds Pensacola overcast at 71.1 degrees late Sunday afternoon - and quietly raises Tuesday's precipitation chance from 20 to 38 percent, with Wednesday still the week's wettest day at 48.
Pensacola's Sunday, November 1 is closing the way it spent the day: mild and gray. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 71.1 degrees, feeling like 71.6, under overcast skies (code 3) at mid-afternoon, on its way to a high of 72.7 and a low of 67.7, with a 24 percent precipitation chance for the city point forecast. The National Weather Service forecast for the North Escambia area, carried by NorthEscambia, put the day's shower window earlier - showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm before 4 p.m. at a 60 percent chance - and Sunday night keeps a shower chance before 7 p.m. on that outlook.
Monday, November 2 is now the week's driest day on the feed at a 3 percent precipitation chance, overcast at 76.6 and 66.6 - the calmest weather of the week for the FEMA registration points' 8-to-5 Monday session and for Election Day eve across Escambia County. Tuesday, Election Day, is the file's one real change: the feed holds its drizzle code (53) at 77.0 degrees, but the precipitation chance has risen to 38 percent, up from 20 percent in the early-afternoon file, with the low warming to 70.1. Voters heading to assigned precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should plan for the chance of a damp trip, not a washout.
Wednesday remains the week's wettest day on the feed - drizzle (51) at 82.8 and 71.7 with a 48 percent chance, against the Weather Service's 70 percent showers-likely call - before the week turns warm, then clears for the Blue Angels Homecoming weekend: Thursday overcast at 84.2 with a 10 percent chance, Friday mainly clear (code 1) at 81.2 and 64.2 with a 5 percent chance, and Saturday overcast at 80.0 with the week's coolest low, 60.6, and a 4 percent chance.
