Rain is sweeping through much of the nation’s midsection this morning, bringing with it a chance of storms across large portions of the country later today.
Local communities are braving the weather as they head to polling locations for an important day of voting.
In Houston, residents were seen seeking shelter under umbrellas as they waited in line to cast their ballots.
The downpours made for a soggy start to the day, but the rain didn’t seem to deter voters eager to participate in the democratic process.
Snowfall in Colorado and Montana adds an unexpected challenge for voters heading to the polls.Over in Miami Lakes, Florida, at least one voter resorted to holding a sample ballot overhead in an attempt to shield himself from a sudden downpour, although the effort was mostly ineffective.
However, it’s not only rain on the horizon for voters today.
Forecasters are predicting snow in parts of Colorado and Montana, adding a unique twist to the weather conditions.
This mix of rain, snow, and potential storms is affecting regions across the nation, making for an unpredictable and challenging day for those heading out to vote.
As weather patterns shift throughout the day, citizens across the country will continue to brave the elements, demonstrating resilience and determination to fulfill their civic duties despite the inconvenience of the weather.
Whether it’s rain, snow, or wind, the weather may have thrown a curveball, but the commitment to democracy remains unwavering.