MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) – Election Day is expected to be mostly cloudy around Middle Georgia with a few showers possible throughout the day.

This Evening

A partly cloudy afternoon will become a mostly cloudy and relatively warm night as temperatures are likely to remain around 10 degrees above seasonal norms for overnight lows (upper 50s). The wind will shift a bit to out of the east-northeast at 5-12 mph. Gusts could still reach as high as 20 mph through the night. A stray shower or two will also be possible overnight however overall rain odds are rather slim.

Tomorrow

Election Day is likely to be mostly cloudy but warm as temperatures reach the upper 70s and lower 80s. The wind will remain rather breezy but the direction will shift to more out of the east-southeast. Gusts will likely range from 20-25 mph through the afternoon. Expect a few small showers around the region throughout the day. Those who will be going to vote may bring an umbrella if these showers are of concern.

Overnight will be mostly cloudy with a couple of stray showers possible once again. Temperatures will valley in the upper 50s and lower 60s as the wind flows from the east-southeast around 5-12 mph. Gusts could still reach upwards of 20 mph as well.

Wednesday and Beyond

An incoming cold front from the west is expected to arrive Wednesday evening/early Thursday. This front is likely to bring some thunderstorms with it to Middle Georgia as it passes. At this time severe weather is not expected with these storms however don’t be surprised if the more intense storms bring a couple of strong to damaging wind gusts. On the other side of the front expect the wind to pick up as temperatures gradually cool down through the weekend.

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