Tallahassee, FL – Strong thunderstorms are on track to slam Tallahassee by 2 p.m. Tuesday, setting a stormy tone leading into Friday’s Fourth of July celebrations.
According to the National Weather Service, showers and thunderstorms are expected throughout the day Tuesday, with a 100% chance of rain and some storms capable of producing heavy downpours. Lightning and localized flooding are possible, especially along I-10 and low-lying neighborhoods. Highs will reach near 85°F with winds from the south around 5 mph.
Residents should avoid outdoor activities during peak storm hours and stay alert for flash flood warnings. Those traveling early for Independence Day should expect delays and monitor weather updates closely.
Storms won’t stop with Tuesday — another round is likely on Wednesday with a 90% chance of thunderstorms after 2 p.m. The real wildcard is Friday’s Fourth of July weather, where a 60% storm chance lingers into the evening. Heat will also intensify, with highs near 91°F and humidity pushing real-feel temps even higher.
Cookouts and fireworks displays should have indoor backup plans in place, especially between 3–8 p.m. when storms are most likely.
🌤️ 6-Day Forecast for Tallahassee (July 1–6)
- Tuesday (July 1): High 85°F, heavy rain and storms likely (100%)
- Wednesday (July 2): High 87°F, storms possible after 2PM (90%)
- Thursday (July 3): High 91°F, chance of afternoon storms (60%)
- Friday (July 4 – Independence Day): High 93°F, heat and scattered storms (60%)
- Saturday (July 5): High 91°F, partly sunny with afternoon storms (60%)
- Sunday (July 6): High 90°F, more showers and storms possible (60%)
