Tallahassee, FL – Heavy rainfall and potential flash flooding are forecast to hit Tallahassee and surrounding areas through Saturday, with the heaviest downpour expected on Friday. Meteorologists predict 3-6 inches of rain south of I-10, with localized amounts reaching up to 10 inches near the coast. Residents are advised to prepare for road flooding and hazardous travel conditions.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), the multi-day rain event will continue into the weekend, with a Level 2 out of 4 risk for excessive rainfall. Flash flooding is possible, particularly in low-lying areas. The NWS warns drivers to avoid flooded roads and take alternative routes if necessary.
Today’s rainfall will intensify Friday, affecting Tallahassee and nearby coastal cities such as Apalachicola and Panama City. The heaviest rain will fall in these regions, where 4-6 inches are expected. Residents should stay updated with official weather channels for any emergency advisories or evacuation notices.
Prepare for potential power outages and secure outdoor items ahead of the storm. Those in flood-prone areas are encouraged to have an emergency plan in place.
