Pensacola Sunday Weather: Heavy Rain in the Feed, Then a Drier Monday Before Wednesday Thunderstorms
Pensacola's Sunday turns wet — the station's live feed now carries heavy rain for Sunday with a 39 percent precipitation chance — before a drier Monday and the week's wettest day, a thunderstorm Wednesday at 53 percent.
Pensacola's Halloween evening is settling in mild, but Sunday is the wet turn. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) put the early-evening temperature at 73.8 degrees, feeling like 78.5, under partly cloudy skies, on the way to a low of 68.4, with Saturday's precipitation chance at 15 percent.
Sunday's forecast has strengthened since the afternoon file: the feed now carries heavy rain (weather code 65) for Sunday, with a high of 74.9, a low of 69.5 and a precipitation chance of 39 percent — the rainiest near-term day on the board, and a wet backdrop for the fair's closing day and the Sunday events across town.
Monday dries back out (high 78.2, precipitation 11 percent) before unsettled weather builds again: drizzle chances Tuesday (31 percent, high 79), then the week's peak on Wednesday, when the feed carries thunderstorms (code 95), a high of 81.9 and a 53 percent precipitation chance. Thursday stays unsettled at 38 percent before a drier, cooler Friday (high 79, low 61.2, precipitation 6 percent).
