Pensacola Sunday Overnight Weather: Tuesday's Rain Chance Falls, Wednesday Stays the Week's Wettest
Pensacola sits at 70.8 degrees under overcast skies in the early hours of Sunday, November 1. The station's live feed now puts Sunday at 73.7 with drizzle possible, Monday driest at 4 percent, Tuesday's rain chance down to 21 percent - and Wednesday still the wettest day at 53 percent.
Pensacola's clocks have fallen back into a gray, mild Sunday. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) read 70.8 degrees, feeling like 70, under overcast skies (code 3) at the overnight file, with Sunday topping out at 73.7 and bottoming at 69 - a drizzle day (code 51) with a precipitation chance of 28 percent for the closing day of the Interstate Fair, HizashiCon and the FEMA registration points' first afternoon.
Monday, November 2 is the week's clear window: overcast, a high of 75.9, a low of 68.2 and a precipitation chance of just 4 percent - the driest reading on the board, and the morning Election Day eve errands will want. Tuesday, November 3 - Election Day itself - has improved since the last file: drizzle is still the code (51), but the precipitation chance has fallen to 21 percent from 35 percent, with a high of 78.3 and a low of 69.1. Voters heading to assigned precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should still expect a mostly dry, warm day on the current feed.
Wednesday remains the wettest day of the week: drizzle (code 53), a high of 81.5, a low of 70.4 and a precipitation chance of 53 percent. Thursday turns overcast at 16 percent (high 79.8, low 64) before a partly cloudy, cooler Friday (high 79.7, low 60.4, 4 percent) and an overcast Saturday (78.3, low 62.4, 2 percent) - the Blue Angels Homecoming weekend, on the current feed, starts dry.
