Pensacola Sunday Night Weather: Clear and 68 Tonight, Monday Calm, and Wednesday Is Now the Week's Wettest Day at 55 Percent
The clouds that hung over Pensacola all Sunday are gone - the station feed reads clear tonight. Monday stays the calm day at 6 percent, Election Day eases to 36, and Wednesday's drizzle chance has climbed to 55 percent.
Sunday ended the way it never looked like ending. After an overcast day that topped out at 72.7 degrees, Pensacola's sky has cleared completely: the station's live feed (Open-Meteo) read 67.8 degrees, feeling like 67.2, under clear skies (code 0) late Sunday night, closing the day at a 67.6 low with its 24 percent precipitation chance unspent. It is the clearest reading of the day, and it sets up the week's calmest stretch.
Monday, November 2 is that calm day: overcast returning at 77 and 66.8 with a 6 percent precipitation chance - a dry backdrop for Election Day eve, for the FEMA registration points' first full 8-to-5 day in Escambia County, and for the first night of the week's FDOT paving schedule. Tuesday, Election Day, holds at 76.8 and 70.2, and its rain chance has eased slightly since the evening file, from 38 to 36 percent; a damp trip to the polls between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. remains possible but is no longer the lean of the forecast.
The week's turn is Wednesday, and it has sharpened: drizzle (code 51) at 82.9 and 71, with the precipitation chance now at 55 percent, up from 48 in the evening file - the wettest day of the week by a clear margin. Thursday dries and warms to 83, and the Blue Angels Homecoming Air Show still owns the back of the week: Friday is clear (code 0) at 78.5 and 61.5 with a 3 percent chance, and Saturday cools to 74.4 with a low of 58.1, the coldest night of the week, at 4 percent.
