Deadline for Absentee Ballots Approaches Amidst Weather Alerts

The deadline for requesting absentee ballots for the April 1 election nears, urging voters to act quickly. Concurrently, a weather alert is in effect for specific counties due to a strong thunderstorm with half-inch hail, advising individuals to seek shelter if they are outdoors.

As the deadline to request absentee ballots for the upcoming April 1 election approaches, voters are reminded to take the necessary steps to ensure their voices are heard. Appropriate measures should be taken to submit ballot requests before the specified deadline, allowing ample time for processing and receipt.

In addition to the election news, a weather alert has been issued for regions including northwestern Jefferson, southeastern Cotton, southwestern Stephens, northwestern Clay, and east-central Wichita Counties. A strong thunderstorm was reported at approximately 4:57 PM CST, moving northeast at a speed of 45 mph with potential impacts through 5:45 PM CST.

The radar has indicated a significant possibility of half-inch hail, which may pose risks of minor damage to outdoor objects. Affected locations include Addington, Waurika Lake, Taylor, Hastings, Waurika, Temple, Charlie, Cashion, Corum, Sheppard AFB, Burkburnett, Byers, and Wichita Falls.

Individuals are advised to seek shelter inside buildings if they are outdoors during this weather event. Precautionary actions are recommended to ensure safety against potential hazards.

In summary, voters are encouraged to act promptly and request absentee ballots ahead of the April 1 election deadline. Additionally, the weather alert warns of a strong thunderstorm potentially affecting several counties, highlighting the importance of seeking shelter during adverse weather conditions. By taking these actions, residents can ensure both their voting rights and their safety.

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