Tallahassee, Florida– As rain and thunderstorms roll into the Tallahassee area on Tuesday, morning commutes may be affected. Travel conditions can be difficult due to wind gusts of up to 30 mph, particularly on major highways like I-10.
The National Weather Service predicts that Tuesday morning will start off mainly sunny with highs of about 75°F. However, there is a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms by early Wednesday, which could result in severe rain. In the afternoon, winds will increase, moving from 5 to 10 mph in the east to 15 mph in the south, with gusts as high as 30 mph.
There is a 70% probability of rain before 10 a.m. on Wednesday, which might cause disruptions to early activities. By the afternoon, everything will clear up, but there will still be windy conditions as the temperature rises to 77°F. With partly cloudy sky, overnight temperatures will drop to 45°F.
Looking ahead, Thursday will bring sunshine, a high of 63°F, and cooler, drier weather. Lows will drop to 39°F overnight before gradually warming up during the weekend. Showers are expected by Saturday, and another round of rain may form by Friday. The mid-70s will continue to be the high.
On Tuesday morning, residents should plan for wet roadways and secure outside objects in anticipation of changing weather conditions. To prevent travel delays, be informed about the most recent forecasts.
