Bergen County voters face mild, dry weather on Election Day
The National Weather Service predicts temperatures in the mid-to-upper 60s and mostly sunny skies for Tuesday, November 3.
By Marcus Reed ·
Voters in Bergen County can expect 60-degree weather on Election Day. The National Weather Service forecasts mild conditions along the I-95 corridor for Tuesday, November 3. Sunshine will dominate the morning, and temperatures will run warmer than average for this time of year.
The forecast keeps conditions dry through Tuesday night. This stands in contrast to the central United States, where rain and thunderstorms are expected. AccuWeather warns that severe storms in the Mississippi Valley could produce damaging winds and scattered power outages.
The week began quietly on Sunday, November 1. Sunshine pushed temperatures into the mid-to-upper 60s in regional cities. The weather service projects similar comfort levels for Wednesday, November 4. Skies will remain mostly sunny and dry throughout the day.
AccuWeather maps show the main storm activity remains farther west early in the week. Comfortable conditions persist along much of the East Coast. The unsettled pattern will not reach the Northeast until later in the week.
The wetter turn arrives on Thursday, November 5. Most areas will see mostly cloudy skies with rain at times. The pattern continues on Friday, November 6, with similar conditions expected. Residents should plan for rain as the week ends.
Source: Daily Voice Hackensack · original report published
