Tallahassee, FL Weather Forecast - AccuWeather
Tallahassee, FL Weather Forecast, with current conditions, wind, air quality, and what to expect for the next 3 days.
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The National Weather Service Tallahassee region is tracking an approaching cold front that could trigger isolated strong to severe thunderstorms tonight and into Thursday morning, with the main hazards including damaging wind, large hail, and a possible brief tornado. Rainfall totals in the next few days are expected to be beneficial, with 0.25–0.5 inch tonight, and 1 inch or more anticipated on Saturday in the region; some areas may see 1–3 inches between today and Sunday. [NWS Tallahassee briefing, 2026-04-28][1]
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Forecasters warn of a tornado watch for parts of Alabama, Georgia, and north Florida including Tallahassee as a potent weather system moves east, bringing potential for strong winds up to 75 mph, heavy rainfall, and flooding concerns. Stay tuned to local advisories and have a plan in case of severe weather. [Yahoo News Tallahassee tornado watch summary, 2026-04-??][2]
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Local stations have scheduled updates for today, indicating a period of showers and possible thunderstorms with a risk level from slight to enhanced depending on the column of air and timing. Expect peaks in activity late afternoon to evening with lingering showers overnight. [WTXL First To Know Weather, 2026-02-14][3]
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For the short term, forecast discussions show a pattern of unsettled weather with showers and potential thunderstorms today, cooler air behind the front, and gusty winds. The probability of rain is high (around 90%), with temperatures slipping from the 70s into the 50s later in the day. [WeatherBug Tallahassee forecast, 2026-03-15][4]
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