A stormy Election Day in southwest Louisiana

Grist
By Lylla YounesNov 5, 2024, 8:01 pm115 pts
Election Day in Lake Charles, Louisiana began with heavy rain and tornado warnings. Belts of precipitation traveling up from the Gulf of Mexico hammered the city in the early morning hours, and let up by the early afternoon. At polling locations across the city, voters stepped over deep puddles and soggy soil…

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