Pensacola Sunday Midday Weather: Tuesday's Drizzle Firms Up, Wednesday Holds at 48 Percent and Friday Clears
Pensacola's midday feed keeps Sunday gray at 72, moves Tuesday's drizzle a notch stronger, holds Wednesday as the week's wettest day at 48 percent - and turns Friday, the first day of the Blue Angels Homecoming weekend, mainly clear and cooler.
Sunday, November 1 is holding gray and mild in Pensacola. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo), read at midday, put the temperature at 70.8 degrees, feeling like 71.8, under overcast skies, with a high of 72.3, a low of 68.1 and a 24 percent precipitation chance - a workable afternoon for the FEMA registration points' first session (1 to 5 p.m.), the Interstate Fair's Last Blast and the Ice Flyers' 4:05 p.m. puck drop at the Bay Center, with rain gear still worth keeping close.
Monday, November 2 stays the week's driest day: overcast, a high of 76.3, a low of 67.6 and a precipitation chance of just 3 percent. Tuesday, November 3 - Election Day - has firmed up a notch since the mid-morning file: the day's code is now drizzle (53), up from drizzle (51), with a high of 77.0, a low of 69.8 and the precipitation chance unchanged at 20 percent, so voters heading to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should still expect at most passing drizzle on the current feed.
Wednesday remains the day to plan around: drizzle (code 51), a high of 82.8, a low of 71.7 and a precipitation chance of 48 percent, still the week's highest. The back of the week improves from there - Thursday turns overcast at 84.2 with a 13 percent chance, Friday turns mainly clear (code 1) at 81.2 and a cooler 64.2 with just a 4 percent chance for the opening day of the Blue Angels Homecoming weekend, and Saturday stays overcast and mild at 80.0 and 60.6 on the current feed.
