Tallahassee, FL – Scorching temperatures near 95°F and scattered thunderstorms could dampen Memorial Day plans across North Florida, including the Tallahassee region. Monday afternoon brings the highest storm threat through 2 p.m., raising concerns for those traveling on I-10 or gathering outdoors.
According to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, Monday’s high is forecast at 94°F with a 40% chance of thunderstorms developing by early afternoon. Winds will shift southwest around 5 mph, helping fuel instability. Heat, humidity, and storm potential continue through Wednesday, prompting a multi-day weather alert for the area.
Tallahassee residents and travelers should plan for possible lightning, brief downpours, and localized gusty winds. Those heading to parks or hosting outdoor barbecues are urged to monitor the sky and have shelter options ready. Power outages and sudden road slicks are possible during storm cells, especially along I-10 and Capital Circle.
By Tuesday, highs remain in the low 90s with another 40% chance of storms after 2 p.m., mirroring Memorial Day conditions. Midweek brings little relief — Wednesday and Thursday also show a 50% storm chance each afternoon. Lows will hover in the low 70s, maintaining muggy overnight conditions.
5-Day Outlook Preview:
- Tuesday: High 93°F, chance of storms after 2 p.m.
- Wednesday: High 94°F, more storms possible after 2 p.m.
- Thursday: High 93°F, continued storm threat into the evening
- Friday: Storm chance drops slightly, high near 90°F
- Saturday: Mostly sunny, high near 87°F
Storm coverage may increase again by late week. Stay updated with official alerts and avoid outdoor activity during afternoon peak heat and storm hours.
