A chill will be in the air across much of the country for this year’s Halloween trick-or-treaters. The good news is we will see mostly dry conditions in time for the evening festivities, but a few spots could still experience lingering rain into the night.
**Northeast**
For much of Halloween, the Northeast will face a wet and windy day. Thankfully, most of the rain will clear just in time for trick-or-treaters by sunset, with only a few showers remaining across Upstate New York and the northern parts of New England.
If you’re heading out, be sure to bring an extra layer and hold on to those witches’ hats! A gusty northwest wind will bring temperatures down into the 40s and 50s along the coast, with even colder temperatures farther inland dipping into the 30s after sunset. Winds could reach 30-40 mph at times, especially closer to the coast.
**Southeast**
The forecast is much more favorable for the Southeast, which will enjoy clear skies and no chance of rain on Halloween. However, it will be cool, with temperatures dropping into the 50s in areas as far south as Central Florida.
**Central U.S.**
Most of the Central U.S. will also experience dry and cool weather on Halloween evening. The only exception could be parts of the Northern Plains, where scattered showers may continue.
Temperatures will range from the 30s and 40s in the Northern Plains to the 50s and 60s across Texas and the Mid-South.
**West**
Dry weather is likely across almost the entire West, thanks to high pressure in control. The only region that may see rain is the coastal parts of Washington, where another atmospheric river is expected to move onshore.
It will be cool in the Pacific Northwest, with temperatures falling into the 40s and 50s. Meanwhile, milder weather is anticipated in the Southwest.
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Overall, most trick-or-treaters nationwide can expect cool but mostly dry conditions this Halloween. Be sure to dress warmly and check local weather updates for the latest information.
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