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Dry weather and plenty of sunshine for Election Day
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It's still nice and quiet out there on this Election Day, as afternoon highs are expected to hit the low to mid-70s before the day is done. Another night of fairly clear skies and calm winds will give us another shot at some patchy fog Wednesday morning.
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Rain Returns For Mid-Week, But Election Day Mostly Dry During Polling Hours
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Dry weather and plenty of sunshine for Election Day
ELECTION DAY RAIN: Our next chance for measurable rain arrives Tuesday, Election Day, and continues into Wednesday morning. This is due to a cold front that is expected to move across the area during that time, bringing widespread rain and thunderstorms.
Voters across North Georgia can expect pleasant, mild conditions when casting ballots Tuesday before a stronger storm system arrives at midweek. Polling locations will see good conditions from opening to closing across metro Atlanta on Tuesday.
Monday: Mostly cloudy and mild to kick off the week, with highs climbing from the mid 70s up to 80°. It looks to stay rain-free, with a bit of an East-Southeasterly breeze around 15 mph, gusting above 20 mph. Election Day: Staying cloudy through the day.
INDIANAPOLIS — Near record warmth is likely on Election Day. Areas of rain return Wednesday with cooler, more fall-like air coming back by the weekend. MONDAY NIGHT:Mostly cloudy & mild. Lows will range from the middle 50s to around 60. ELECTION DAY:Variably cloudy, breezy, and warm.
(PINPOINT WEATHER) -- The sun returned on this first Monday of November, along with warmer temperatures. Much like last week, the warming trend will continue through this week as highs reach the mid-to-upper 70s through Friday.
With rain in the forecast for election day, election officials in St. Charles County are warning voters to take extra care to keep their ballots dry, saying moisture can interfere with the voting process.
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) - Tuesday has a LEVEL 1 or MARGINAL RISK for severe weather to areas to our west and those fairly weaker storms won't get to us until the evening hours so weather will not stop you from getting out to vote this Election Day. Early on, mostly cloudy skies with minimal chances [...]
HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — Here is what Mother Nature has in store for the Valley as voters prepare to hit the polls on Election Day. The day will start with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures around 73 degrees.
4 things to know about the weather: Nice & mild Tuesday, Wednesday Some Thursday showers Rain could be heavy Friday Cool, dry weekend A storm organizing over the Great Plains will finally bring rain back to the mid-Atlantic by Thursday and Friday.
Off to a mild and quiet start this Tuesday morning! No rain, no fog, no problems out-the-door for the early rush hour. Temperatures remain very mild for early November, as readings are already holding at average AFTERNOON highs this time of the year (58°)! This afternoon will bring a mix of clouds a…
Patchy morning fog will give way to mostly sunny skies and warm conditions across Washington, D.C., Maryland and Virginia on Tuesday as voters cast ballots in the midterm elections.
Early voters face scattered rain and thunderstorms this morning, followed by a cooling trend and two cold fronts moving through the region over the next several days.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Pack the rain gear this morning, we will see scattered showers off & on today, with a midday high expected. Afternoon temperatures tumble, with highs falling from the middle and upper 60s around lunch, down into the 50s this evening.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Another warm and breezy day ahead for Tuesday, but rain and storms will be likely late Tuesday evening into Wednesday. A flash flood threat is possible in our region. Temperatures are in the 50s to near 60 to begin the morning, and afternoon highs near 80.
Breezy and warm conditions are in the forecast today with highs well above normal. Some of the storms later today could be strong to severe south. Here's your full 7-day forecast.
Tuesday is starting off cool and comfortable across the Charlotte metro with temperatures in the 50s under a mix of clear skies and a few passing clouds.
Still nice and quiet out there as we head into this Election Day. We have some clouds and a few areas of fog this morning, but overall it's fairly clear across the region. It's been a cool start, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s, but more sunshine is on tap throughout the day, which [...]
We have some good weather on the way. It's just in time for Election Day. (I didn't mean to rhyme). Yesterday's clouds have departed. So we'll have lots of sunshine today. High pressure is offshore. There is a cold front far to the west. We'll warm up quickly with the strong sunshine.
Storms and flooding are set to complicate voting across several states, including in locations where pivotal races are being held. Poor weather is known to suppress turnout, especially among low-propensity voters.
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