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November 2 Weather Forecasts for Battleground States / Cities
Weather.com ^ | 10-27-04 | no dems

Posted on 10/27/2004 8:59:51 AM PDT by no dems

For those of you such as I, who believe that adverse weather conditions DO affect voter turnout I did a little research this morning. Here is the weather forecast for major cities in battleground states.

Rule of thumb: Libs are more prone to let weather cause them to stay home. Conservatives will crawl over broken glass to vote.

NOVEMBER 2ND WEATHER FORECASTS FOR BATTLEGROUND CITIES

Metro Detroit, MI Thunderstorms and wind

Flint, MI Scattered T-Storms

Marquette, MI Showers and wind/Low 40s

Cleveland, OH Thunderstorms and wind

Cincinnati, OH Scattered T-Storms

Toledo, OH Scattered T-Storms/wind

Pittsburgh, PA Scattered T-Storms

Philadelphia, PA Cloudy/20% chance rain

Wilkes-Barre, PA Mostly Cloudy

Miami, FL Sunny

Tampa, FL Sunny

Milwaukee, WI Rain and low 40s

Madison, WI Rain and low 40s

Eau Claire, WI Partly cloudy

Green Bay, WI Light rain and wind

New Jersey Entire state: Cloudy

Des Moines, IA Partly cloudy / low 40s

Charleston, WV T-Storms

Parkersburg, WV T-Storms

Nevada Entire state: Sunny

New Mexico Entire state: Sunny

St. Louis, MO Cloudy / 20% chance rain

K.C., MO Partly cloudy


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To: miskie

sadder than sad - as the song goes..........

I know this is not out of the realm of possibility - the dems will come up with "cultural differences to adverse weather" - or some such crap.

I hope the weathermen in PA, Mi and Oh have malpractice insurance.


21 posted on 10/27/2004 10:24:16 AM PDT by Cathy
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To: no dems

I've seen this phenomenom in action. In 1982 here in Ohio the GOP nominated a stiff named Bud Brown. The dems were brawling between Dick Celeste (who vowed to implement a state income tax if he won) and Jerry Springer (yes, that Jerry Springer).

Springer vowed not to implement a state income tax.

On primary day in May torrential thunderstorms hot the greater Cincinnati area (Springer's strength) and Cleveland had a sunny warm day. The polls showed the race tight, but Celeste blew Springer out of the water by the mid to high teens.

By the way, Celeste's first act in office was to implement a state income tax. His lact act - commutation of all death sentences sitting on death row.


22 posted on 10/27/2004 1:54:45 PM PDT by Buckeye Battle Cry (The Measure of a Man is the Willingness to Accept Responsibility for Consequences of his Acts.)
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