Tallahassee, Fla. – A light mist hangs over the pine trees early Thursday morning as the capital city wakes to one of its crispest mornings of the season. The air feels calm, clean, and faintly cool — a true taste of fall in North Florida. Sunshine will take over quickly, setting up several days of bright, dry, and comfortable weather before rain chances sneak back to finish the weekend.
Thursday brings clear skies and highs near 80°F with light northeast winds around 5 mph. The calm air and lower humidity will make for ideal outdoor conditions — whether you’re working in the yard, attending campus events, or enjoying a downtown lunch break. Temperatures dip into the upper 40s Thursday night, cool enough for a sweater but far from winter’s chill.
Friday’s pattern mirrors Thursday: plenty of sun, a high near 83°F, and light breezes. By Saturday, clouds may build slightly, but most of the day stays warm and dry with highs in the lower 80s. It’s a great stretch for fall festivals, game-day tailgates, or an early Halloween setup.
By Sunday, moisture edges back into the region, bringing a 20–30% chance of late-day showers. Early next week looks similar — partly sunny skies with small, scattered rain chances and highs hovering near 80°F.
While most of the U.S. braces for freezes and the end of the growing season, North Florida stays comfortably mild. Still, early risers can expect more cool mornings as fall slowly strengthens its grip heading into November.
Five-Day Outlook for Tallahassee, FL:
Thu: 80/51 – Sunny; light breeze.
Fri: 83/54 – Warm and clear.
Sat: 81/60 – Mostly sunny; pleasant.
Sun: 80/64 – Clouds increase; light showers late.
Mon: 79/60 – Partly sunny; isolated showers.
