TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — Two-hundred years of Tallahassee history is being celebrated this weekend in several of the Capital City's neighborhoods and community gathering spots.
But the fall activities will happen in weather that is more reminiscent of a late-summer pattern.
Sunday will feature a few more clouds than Saturday, making for mostly overcast conditions. High amounts of moisture lingering in our section of the atmosphere not only keep things overcast, they keep the outdoors feeling warm and muggy. Occasional breaks of sunshine will come out throughout the afternoon.
East winds will be on the light side, around five to 10 mph. During the afternoon, winds will shift from an east-southeast direction. This allows the humidity to stick around.
Sunday morning temps start off in the 70s and will reach the low 80s by midday. Afternoon readings will feature temperatures in the low to mid 80s. Evening temps will fall back into the 70s by sunset.
For Sunday's big T-Pain concert at Adderley Amphitheater, we'll have temps dropping through the mid 70s. A brief localized sprinkle cannot be ruled out, but any rain will not be enough to dampen Sunday evening activities.
