Pensacola Sunday Weather: Feed Eases to Overcast, Forecasters Still Hold a Shower Chance

Pensacola's Halloween night is mild and mostly dry, and Sunday's forecast depends on which reading a resident trusts. The station's live weather feed (Open-Meteo) put Saturday evening at 73.5 degrees, feeling like 78.9, under overcast skies, and it has eased Sunday's outlook since the afternoon file: Sunday now carries overcast skies (weather code 3), a high of 74.9, a low of 70.6 and a precipitation chance of 38 percent — down from the heavy-rain code the feed carried earlier in the evening.

The National Weather Service forecast for the North Escambia area, published by NorthEscambia, is wetter for the same day: a chance of showers and thunderstorms, mostly cloudy, a high near 74, east winds of 10 to 15 mph gusting to 20, and a precipitation chance of 50 percent, easing Sunday night to a 20 percent chance of showers before 1 a.m. and a low around 61. The desk reports both readings as published; the practical advice is the same — keep rain gear close for Sunday's closing-day events.

Beyond Sunday the two readings agree on the shape of the week. Monday is the driest day in the feed (high 78.2, precipitation 5 percent), drizzle chances return Tuesday (31 percent), and Wednesday is the week's peak on both: the feed carries thunderstorms (code 95), a high of 81.9 and a 53 percent chance, while the Weather Service puts Wednesday's shower chance at 60 percent. Thursday stays unsettled before a drier, cooler Friday (high 79, low 61.2).