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Election Day forecast across Texas: Will rain impact the polls?

Early November rain has put DFW in a surplus for the month so far, but that rain has ended and we're left with a pleasant Tuesday.

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Quick headlines: 

  • Most of Texas will be cooler on Tuesday
  • Overall, no major weather delays

Election Day in North Texas

Election Day Tuesday will mostly be a nice autumn day. Rain has ended and the evening will be clear and cool.

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A quick look for the rest of the week:

Wednesday will be another nice and dry day, but rain chances return later in the week. Showers and some storms are possible on Thursday, Friday, and Friday night. Right now, the severe weather threat looks minimal but will continue to be monitored. Any additional rain could cause some flood concern, especially along the Red River counties. 

What about rain in the rest of Texas?

It was a rainy start to the day in other portions of Texas as well. Rain fell across eastern and southeastern Texas as well as North Texas. Any rain has moved out of Texas and all of Texas will be dry into Tuesday evening.

What about temperatures across Texas?

Highs will generally range from the low 60s in the Panhandle and West Texas, the upper 60s for North Texas and the 70s for the southern half of Texas. Every Texas locations will be cooler than Monday. 

Credit: WFAA

Overall, Election Day across North Texas should not experience any major weather delays. Other than morning rain, it'll be a cool, fall day! 

14-day forecast for North Texas

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