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Storm set to hit central US on Election Day as key midterm races hang in balance
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By Meteorologist Tyler Ory, CNN (CNN) — A storm headed for the central United States on Election Day could affect voter turnout in key races across the region. The beginnings of our storm are just off the West Coast and will cross into the US Saturday night.
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By Meteorologist Chris Dolce, CNN (CNN) — A soggy storm will track through the central United States on Election Day and could influence voter turnout for key races in the region.Exactly which races will see rain next Tuesday is still a toss-up, with questions remaining about the storm’s exact locat…
Stormy, wet weather is expected in the central U.S. on Election Day, with the spiciest forecasts for states with hot races, including Texas, Kansas and Iowa.
Chances of severe weather are looming over certain regions across the U.S. next week, with the possibility of thunderstorms on Election Day, potentially impacting voter turnout in key races. Parts of the Northeast have seen a long stretch of dry, warm weather in the recent days, which could extend t…
A multi-day storm system is expected to bring rain, strong winds and severe thunderstorms to several battleground states on November 3, potentially affecting turnout in closely contested races.
By Meteorologist Tyler Ory, CNN (CNN) — A storm headed for the central United States on Election Day could affect voter turnout in key races across the region. The beginnings of our storm are just off the West Coast and will cross into the US Saturday night.
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