Tallahassee, Florida – North Florida is set for a stormy start to the Father’s Day weekend with widespread thunderstorms expected to return on Saturday afternoon.
Saturday: Thunderstorms Expected to Develop After 2 PM
According to the National Weather Service in Tallahassee, there’s an 80% chance of storms starting after 2 p.m. Saturday. Heavy rain, frequent lightning, and reduced visibility will affect major roads, especially I-10 and US-319. Drivers should expect slick roads through the evening as rainfall totals could reach up to 1 inch, especially in areas where storms repeat.
Saturday Night and Sunday: Brief Break, But More Storms Ahead
Saturday night will bring a brief lull, but storm risk picks back up on Sunday, with a 70% chance of afternoon storms and highs near 89°F. Father’s Day plans may need to be moved indoors as scattered showers and lightning continue into the evening.
Flooding, Gusty Winds, and Power Outages Possible
Localized flooding, gusty winds, and minor power outages are possible across Leon, Gadsden, and Wakulla counties. Officials recommend securing loose outdoor items and delaying unnecessary travel during storm windows.
Monday: Storms Continue with a Slight Break in the Pattern
Monday will bring another 60% chance of storms, with highs reaching the low 90s. Tuesday and Wednesday will see slightly lower storm chances, but daily rain risks will continue through the midweek, as the atmosphere remains unstable.
Warnings remain possible each afternoon through Tuesday. Check back daily for the latest weather advisories.
Five-Day Forecast: Tallahassee, FL (June 13–18)
Friday (June 13): 88°F | 70% chance of thunderstorms
Saturday (June 14): 87°F | 80% chance of showers/storms after 2 PM
Sunday (June 15 – Father’s Day): 89°F | 70% chance of thunderstorms
Monday (June 16): 91°F | 60% chance of thunderstorms
Tuesday (June 17): 91°F | 40% chance of slight storms
Wednesday (June 18 – Juneteenth): 93°F | 70% storm chance, hot and humid
Prepare for Wet Weather This Father’s Day Weekend
With rainy conditions expected to persist through Father’s Day, it’s important to plan ahead and keep an eye on weather updates. Expect localized flooding, reduced visibility, and possible power outages. Stay safe by securing outdoor items and avoiding travel when storms hit.