Pensacola Overnight Weather: Sunday Turns Drizzly in the Feed, Wednesday's Thunderstorms Ease
Pensacola starts Sunday, November 1 at 72 degrees under overcast skies, and the station's live feed has repainted the day ahead: Sunday is now a drizzle day at 73 degrees, Monday stays the week's driest, and Wednesday's thunderstorms have eased to drizzle — still the wettest day at 56 percent.
Pensacola's Halloween night is closing mild and damp. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) put the temperature at 72 degrees just after midnight, feeling like 71.7, under overcast skies, on a Sunday that tops out at 73.3 with a low of 70.
Sunday, November 1 — closing day for the Interstate Fair, HizashiCon and Boo at the Zoo, and the first day of FEMA registration points in Escambia County — is now coded drizzle (code 51) in the feed, with a high of 73.3, a low of 70 and a precipitation chance of 25 percent. That is a cooler, drier reading than the feed's late-evening update, which carried Sunday as overcast at 75.4 degrees with a 34 percent chance; either way, a light jacket and rain gear within reach remain the closing-day advice.
Monday is still the week's clear window: overcast, a high of 76.5, a low of 69.4 and a precipitation chance of just 4 percent. Drizzle chances build Tuesday (code 51, high 78.3, 35 percent), and Wednesday remains the wettest day of the week at a 56 percent chance — but the feed now codes Wednesday as drizzle (code 53, high 81.5, low 71.3) rather than the thunderstorms it showed Saturday evening. Thursday carries drizzle at 20 percent before a partly cloudy, cooler Friday (high 79.7, low 60.4) and an overcast Saturday.
