US National Weather Service Tallahassee Florida

10/15/2026

Oct 15 - A few more warm days before a cold front sweeps through the local area. Cooler temperatures will arrive in its wake. Bigger concern is the wind, especially impacting hurricane recovery efforts. Wind speeds to 35 mph over land and 40 knots over coastal waters. Secure loose outdoor items and boaters should remain in port.

10/14/2026

Oct 14 - Generally tranquil and warm through Friday. A cold front sweeps through Friday night leading to cooler and breezy conditions this weekend. Across the Gulf waters, Gales are likely this weekend. Secure outdoor decor and small craft remain in port this weekend.

10/13/2026

Hello followers,

Unfortunately, due to technical difficulties we have to reschedule our SKYWARN Spotter Class from 1200pm ET today to 1200pm ET Friday October 16. We apologize for the inconveniences.

More class options and a replacement registration link can be found by visiting our page at:

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10/13/2026

Tue 10/13, 630 am ET: Through Friday, warm weather is expected on land, with light breezes and favorable boating conditions offshore. Then a sharp dry cold front on Friday night will bring cooler weather this weekend, along with a sudden turn to rough conditions on the Gulf.

10/12/2026

📢 Our initial Post Tropical Cyclone Report for Hurricane is available here:https://www.weather.gov/media/tae/TropicalEventSummary/PSHTAE_2026AL09_Isaias_Summary.pdf

📊 Downloadable data here: https://weather.gov/tae/TropicalEventSummary

⚠️ Note: The data provided are preliminary. They are subject to updates and corrections as appropriate.

10/12/2026

NOAA's National Ocean Service is conducting flights to collect Aerial Damage Assessment imagery following Hurricane Isaias. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19VjcQoZSE/

Flights over the area affected by Hurricane Isaias continue. This evening’s update includes the coast from Gulf Shores to Panama City: https://storms.ngs.noaa.gov/storms/isaias_2026/index.html #8/30.21/-86.74

10/11/2026

10/11, 635a ET: One more day today of churned seas and a high rip current risk at beaches, then a decrease to moderate risk for the rest of week. Otherwise, the week ahead will be dry and a few degrees warmer than mid-October normal. Enjoy the return to quieter weather!

10/10/2026

October 10, 2026
Mostly sunny and dry conditions are expected for the rest of the weekend and into next week. ☀️

10/10/2026

10/10, 6 am ET:

Isaias weakened overnight and is now post-tropical. All Hurricane and Tropical Storm Warnings have ended. 🎉

🌧️🌪️ We are left today with a lingering threat of heavy rain and a tornado or two over the eastern Big Bend and south-central GA. Those lingering threats will end after this evening.

Isaias left plenty of hazards behind, particularly over the Panhandle and SE Alabama. There are lots of downed trees, power lines, streams are rain-swollen, and there's standing water. Use caution as you emerge today from your safe place. Only use generators outdoors.