Floods, severe weather could disrupt voter turnout on Election Day
Weather forecasters are tracking conditions for Election Day, with some areas of the country expected to experience weather that could affect voting. Rain is expected mid-week, but Election Day itself is forecast to be mostly dry during polling hours, with mild temperatures in the 70s to 80s. The question now is whether any remaining weather concerns will disrupt people's plans to vote.
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5 sourcesSunny, unusually warm Election Day in Northeast Ohio before rain returns midweek
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13 sourcesElection Day Forecast: Perfect weather awaits voters across the Carolinas
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2 sourcesAlabama’s Election Day weather forecast: Will it rain at your polling place?
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2 developments- Nov 2Only center coverage:Rain Returns For Mid-Week, But Election Day Mostly Dry During Polling Hours
- Nov 2Election Day forecast: Will weather disrupt voting plans?
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