On Election Day, various parts of the United States are bracing for severe weather, including heavy rain and storms that may disrupt voting. Regions such as the central U.S. and the Southwest are particularly affected, with reports of deadly flooding and difficulties at polling places. Weather forecasts indicate that while some areas may experience warm and sunny conditions, others will see rainy mornings and thunderstorms. In Texas, voters in Dallas and Houston are warned to prepare for potential severe storms and cool air following a cold front. As millions head to the polls, the National Weather Service is advising caution due to possible flooding and adverse weather conditions that could affect voter turnout.