Pensacola Sunday Late-Evening Weather: The Clouds Are Breaking Up at 68, and Monday Stays the Week's Calm Day
The station feed has turned mainly clear over Pensacola tonight after a gray Sunday. The week ahead is unchanged where it counts: a 38 percent rain chance on Election Day, Wednesday wettest at 48, a clear Friday for the air show - and a Saturday low of 58.
Pensacola's gray Sunday is ending in a break. The station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 68.1 degrees, feeling like 67.3, under mainly clear skies (code 1) in the late evening - a genuine change from the overcast code that sat over the city all day. Sunday closes at 72.7 and 67.5 with its 24 percent precipitation chance spent, and the night ahead is the mild, clearing start of the week's calmest stretch.
Monday, November 2 is that calm day: overcast at 76.6 and 66.6 with a 6 percent precipitation chance - the driest working day of the week, and a dry backdrop for the FEMA registration points' first full 8-to-5 day in Escambia County and for Election Day eve. Tuesday, Election Day, holds at 77.6 and 70.1 with the precipitation chance unchanged at 38 percent; voters should still plan on a damp trip being possible between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Wednesday remains the week's wettest day - drizzle (code 51) at 82.9 and 71.0 with a 48 percent chance - before Thursday warms to 83.0. The back of the week still belongs to the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show: Friday is clear (code 0) at 78.5 and 61.5 with a 5 percent chance, and Saturday cools to 74.4 with a low of 58.1, the coldest night of the week, at 4 percent. Tonight's clearing is the first step in that pattern.
