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AccuWeather forecasts a stagnant weather pattern will keep storms and rain away from much of the eastern third of the US into October’s final days. More than 200 million people could see sunny, seasonable afternoons and clear, chilly nights, while frost is expected to continue in the interior Northeast during early mornings. Forecasters say conditions will be ideal for viewing fall foliage from southern New England to the Blue Ridge Mountain region. Early outlooks give much of the Northeast and Midwest a slightly better-than-50% chance of dry weather on Election Day, November 3.

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00:00More than 200 million people in the eastern U.S. are in for days of sunshine.
00:04A stalled weather pattern is expected to keep storms away into the final days of October.
00:09High pressure is forecast to bring blue skies and seasonable afternoons.
00:14Clear, calm nights will let temperatures drop quickly after sunset.
00:18Frost is expected in the early mornings across the interior northeast.
00:22Leaf peepers could see ideal conditions from southern New England to the Shenandoah Valley,
00:26the Blue Ridge Mountain region, and Michigan's Lower Peninsula should also offer great viewing.
00:32Foliage is already past peak in northern New England and the northern Midwest.
00:37A cool front could bring spotty showers to the Midwest and northeast early next week.
00:42Election Day on November 3rd has a slightly better than 50% chance of staying dry there.
00:47For most of the east, sunny days look set to last into late October.
00:51Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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