U.S. forecast to enjoy ‘remarkably quiet' weather on Election Day 2020
Despite the national political mood, Tuesday’s Election Day weather forecast looks to be one of the more tranquil in recent years.
The National Weather Service said the nation is enjoying a “remarkably quiet weather pattern with precipitation limited to the northern corners."
Cold air over the East is predicted to give way to a general warm up across the entire nation by Wednesday, by which time the nation could know whether President Donald Trump has been reelected or defeated by Democrat Joe Biden.
A cold front settled into the Northeast and southern Florida Monday morning, bringing cold air centered over the Mississippi River Valley and daily highs 20 to 30 degrees below average.
A secondary cold front is expected to move through the Northeast Monday night into Tuesday.
Temperatures will remain 10-20 degrees above normal across the West but stretch over to the Plains and be 20-30 degrees above normal.
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