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# Election Day Sun, Then Showers by Thursday
- URL: https://www.brookfieldcurrent.com/election-day-sun-then-showers-november-3/
- Published: 2026-11-03T13:04:50.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-03T13:04:50.000Z
- Description: Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and 69 degrees for Election Day, Wednesday turns sunny and warmer, and rain arrives Thursday into Friday.
- Author: The Brookfield Current
- Tags: News

Tuesday is a fine day to be out. Expect partly cloudy skies with a high near 69 degrees and a southwest wind around 8 mph, cooling to 47 overnight. The sun sets at 4:46 p.m., so the walk home from the polls will be a dusky one.

Wednesday is the warmest day of the stretch: sunny, with a high near 73 and a low near 55\. Thursday turns unsettled, with showers and a high near 69, and the rain chance rises to 60 percent Thursday night with a low near 58\. Friday stays wet, with rain and a high near 66, cooling to 51 overnight.

For anyone with outdoor plans later in the week, Thursday is the day to watch. A jacket and an umbrella cover both the Thursday showers and the Friday rain, while Wednesday is the pick of the week for anything that needs dry weather.

Friday is the wettest day in the stretch, with rain likely and around two-thirds of an inch expected during the day, plus another third of an inch overnight. Saturday dries out gradually: morning showers give way to partly cloudy skies, with a high near 60 and a low near 44\. Sunday turns partly cloudy with a high near 54 and a low near 37, and the wind picks up a little out of the northwest at around 11 mph.

The weekend cools off after Friday's rain, and Sunday night brings the first hint of wintry precipitation in the forecast — a 20 percent chance, with no accumulation expected. Monday stays partly cloudy with a high near 56, a reminder that the warm Election Day weather is a brief break rather than a lasting change.