Temperatures soar into the 70s for Election Day, but keep the umbrella handy

Good Monday evening. I'm Chief Meteorologist Emily Walls. We are seeing rising temperatures overnight, so a lot of us are going to climb into the low to mid-60s by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. We are counting on the cloud cover sticking around, and there's still a chance that we could be seeing a couple isolated rain showers tonight, but a much better chance of rain is going to be here tomorrow, specifically during the afternoon, the evening hours when scattered showers, maybe even a couple rumbles of thunder could be possible for your election day. Here's a look at the forecast in detail. So we're starting off the day in the mid-60s. We're going to be in the upper 60s by 10, near 70 by 1, and eventually most of us are going to find our high temperatures in the afternoon probably creeping into the lower 70s, so very warm by November standards. Typically for this time of the year, your average high temperature is right around 54 degrees. Average low temperatures are now in the upper 30s, so we're staying well above that for tomorrow. But again, just be prepared for some passing showers. If you're heading out to the pools tomorrow, which hopefully you are. Satellite and radar right now, we have a couple isolated showers off to our west. That's going to set the tone for the overnight. Seven-day forecast tomorrow, 72, 65 degrees with shower chances Wednesday morning. Then we'll see a drying trend going into your Thursday. Small chance for a couple isolated showers, otherwise mostly cloudy, 56. And then we are going to be in the mid-50s as we go into the upcoming weekend.