Most battleground states will see dry weather that could favor voter turnout on Tuesday.
The coldest air of the season so far is set to dive into the northeastern United States this weekend.
Aside from showers dampening Michigan and Ohio, dry weather will dominate the rest of the battleground states in Tuesday's highly contested presidential election.
Following multiple days with record-challenging warmth in coastal areas of Washington and Oregon, wet weather will return to parts of the western U.S. this weekend.
Unseasonable warmth will remain the theme across the north-central United States this week with more record highs set to fall on Wednesday.
The cold snap gripping the United Kingdom will set the stage for the most significant snowfall in parts of Scotland and northern England so far this season.
December-like cold gripping Germany will bring more opportunities for snow this week.
Drought-stricken areas of the south-central United States will receive some welcome rain early this week.
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After an unseasonably warm start to November, cool shots will continue to target the northeastern United States this week.
| Extreme | Location | |
|---|---|---|
| High | N/A | |
| Low | N/A | |
| Precip | N/A |
Tacoma, WA (1940)
High winds struck the Tacoma-Narrows Bridge at
a critical angle, causing caused vibrations
which eventually collapsed the $6 million,
four-month-old bridge. Maximum wind speed of
31 mph recorded in downtown Tacoma; probably
higher over Puget Sound.
Syracuse, NY (1973)
Lake-effect squalls dump 14 inches of snow in
Syracuse, NY.
Minneapolis, MN (1991)
Minus 6 degrees -- record low for the date.