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Storms forecast for Election Day in several key states
Forecasters expect widespread rain and possible thunderstorms across the central United States on Election Day, CNN Weather and AccuWeather reported.[1, 3] Meteorologist Chris Dolce said forecasters are increasingly confident in rain from the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest down to the western Gulf Coast, according to Raw Story.[1] NBC News reported the wet forecasts include states with competitive races such as Texas, Kansas and Iowa.[2]
Covered by Raw Story, NBC News and The Hill
Read first Stormy weather could hit key states on Election Day, forecasters predict
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- Leans left: Raw Story (−0.94).
- Center: NBC News (−0.49), The Hill (+0.10).
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- Right: none.
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- Left-leaning Storm conditions threaten to upend turnout in battleground states: report
- Center Stormy weather could hit key states on Election Day, forecasters predict
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