Weather Headlines:

Overcast skies will highlight the majority of our Halloween forecast, though temperatures will remain above average to round out October. Chances of precipitation will pick up throughout the evening, but we should see minimal impact on trick-or-treating plans.

Temperatures for trick-or-treating will be in the upper 60s to lower 70s under mostly cloudy skies.

The latest runs of StormCast show chances of showers increasing late Saturday evening from the south. Rain chances look to continue into the day on Sunday.

Additional chances for showers and thunderstorms will move through the Heartland early next week. Above is a long-term run of StormCast showing rain chances on Sunday and Tuesday afternoons.

Long-range data suggests most of the viewing area will have a decent chance of seeing over an inch of rainfall. Locally higher totals could be possible, with the bulk of this precipitation falling on Monday and Tuesday.

Forecast:

Temperatures on Saturday will try for the upper 70s despite overcast skies. To no surprise at this point, this puts us over 10 degrees above average for the end of the month.

We will see mostly cloudy skies for the majority of the day in Cape, with increasing precipitation chances late Saturday and into early Sunday.

Mild fall weather continues with temperatures only falling to the middle 50s on Sunday morning.

Chances for rain will finally knock high temperatures close to average for the first day of November.

Precipitation chances continue through midweek, with high temperatures at or just above average for early November. Keep up to date with the latest forecast as timing and location of rain chances each day continue to be fine-tuned.

Storm Alert Team Meteorologist
Dominic Ferraro