Brisk Los Angeles temperatures continue through Halloween
Tricker-or-treaters in Southern California will want to bundle up before knocking on doors asking for candy because temperatures are forecasted to be cool for Halloween.
As below-average temperatures settle in for the week, there will be no warm-up in time for the holiday. Thursday's temperatures are forecasted to be very similar to Wednesday's weather pattern, cool and dry.
On Halloween, Los Angeles is expected to see highs in the upper 60s to low 70s. This as Wednesday saw the coldest morning temperatures since mid-April.
"The reason why, we have cold air spilling down from Canada," KCAL News meteorologist Paul Deanno said.
The chilly conditions will continue beyond Halloween. Los Angeles and Orange County metro areas are expected to reach a 65-degree high on Saturday. This weekend could also see the possibility of light showers thanks to a storm system that is expected to move in from the Gulf of Alaska.
"It's going to be chilly this weekend, cloudier this weekend, pretty unsettled with at least some rainfall," Deanno said.