Swing states Michigan and Wisconsin are most likely to see the storm's greatest impact, according to AccuWeather, with some counties “soaked in rain for several hours” on Election Day.

Will it rain on Election Day in Florida?

Not according to the National Weather Service, which is predicting a sunny day across the state on Tuesday with some breezy winds in some areas.

There looks to be great weather for the rest of the week and weekend, with sunny or mostly sunny days across Florida. The Tallahassee area could see showers Wednesday afternoon, South Florida could see showers Wednesday and Thursday evening, and the Jacksonville area could see showers Thursday night, but otherwise it will be pleasant weather to get yours early to cast a vote.

Will Florida have a tropical storm next week?

There is a 40 percent chance of a low pressure area developing over the southwestern Caribbean Sea by the end of the week, and “a tropical depression could form over the weekend or early next week as the system moves generally northward over the central or western.” Sea is drifting. “Caribbean Sea,” said National Hurricane Center meteorologist Jack Beven.