Monday, November 06, 2006
A Mixed Forecast?
I've always said that rain in Memphis on Election Day is a Republican forecast, while mild conditions in Memphis and floods/snow in East Tennessee was a Democratic forecast.
So how does the weather tomorrow look?
Memphis - Cloudy with a few showers. High - 61 degrees. Chance of rain - 30%.
Nashville - Rain early with showers in the afternoon. High - 61 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Chattanooga - Cloudy with periods of rain. High - 60 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Knoxville - Cloudy with periods of rain. High - 64 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Tri-Cities - Cloudy with periods of light rain. High - 62 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Looks like a mixed bag to me, but probably more favoring the Democrats than the Republicans here. The rain chance seems to be creeping upwards in Memphis with each hour, though.
With Corker having widened his lead, I don't think that weather makes the difference here, but I wouldn't have said the same thing with the poll numbers from a few weeks back (before Harold's Memphis Meltdown).
So how does the weather tomorrow look?
Memphis - Cloudy with a few showers. High - 61 degrees. Chance of rain - 30%.
Nashville - Rain early with showers in the afternoon. High - 61 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Chattanooga - Cloudy with periods of rain. High - 60 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Knoxville - Cloudy with periods of rain. High - 64 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Tri-Cities - Cloudy with periods of light rain. High - 62 degrees. Chance of rain - 90%.
Looks like a mixed bag to me, but probably more favoring the Democrats than the Republicans here. The rain chance seems to be creeping upwards in Memphis with each hour, though.
With Corker having widened his lead, I don't think that weather makes the difference here, but I wouldn't have said the same thing with the poll numbers from a few weeks back (before Harold's Memphis Meltdown).
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