Tonight: Hope you have the opportunity to enjoy the weather this evening because big changes are on the way tonight. Waves of rain will move in starting late tonight. Temperatures will fall into the mid-40s as the rain begins to fall.
Tomorrow: A very spooky forecast is on tap for the day before Halloween. Periods of rain are likely. Highs will only rise into the lower 50s with all of the rain and cloud cover. Tomorrow is a good day to just stay inside.
Halloween: The forecast looks very poor for Halloween night. Periods of rain and wind will continue, with even the potential for some snow showers to mix in as the weather system finally begins to push off to the east. Make sure you bundle up the kids and prepare them for the inclement weather.
7-Day Forecast: The extended outlook looks chilly and mainly dry after Halloween. Highs will be in the 40s all weekend, with lows dropping below freezing. Saturday also features a chance of a stray evening shower. Don’t forget to fall back Saturday night, as Daylight Saving Time comes to an end. Temperatures will look to rebound back into the 50s next week, with another rain chance arriving by Tuesday.
---Weather Forecaster Nathan Gidley
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