Tallahassee, FL – Dangerous heat and strong afternoon thunderstorms will hammer Leon County starting Wednesday, as Florida enters a multi-day stretch of volatile summer weather.
According to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, showers and storms will likely begin after 2 p.m. Wednesday and may bring isolated downpours and gusty winds. The high will reach a scorching 93°F, with patchy fog early and a heat index near 100°F. Southwesterly winds around 5 mph could shift storm cells rapidly, increasing flood risk near roadways like I-10 and US-319.
Evening conditions will remain stormy Wednesday night, with rain chances peaking before 8 p.m. Low temperatures will hover around 72°F, and winds may become calm overnight. The threat doesn’t end there—Thursday afternoon could bring another round of storms, with an 80% chance of rain and possible thunderstorm activity continuing into Thursday night.
Friday keeps the storm pattern active with highs near 86°F and strong rain potential. Those with outdoor plans should monitor the forecast and avoid flood-prone areas. Expect low visibility and possible travel delays around South Monroe Street and Capital Circle SE during afternoon commutes.
5-Day Summer Outlook for Tallahassee:
- Saturday: Sunny with a high near 86°F. A 20% chance of afternoon storms.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny, warmer at 89°F. Rain unlikely.
- Monday: 30% chance of storms and highs around 90°F. Stay weather-aware and watch for updated alerts.
