Halloween weather forecast mild with slim chance of rain
By Terry Eliasen, WBZ-TV Meteorologist, Executive Weather Producer
BOSTON - It's one of the most important days of the year for kids of all ages (and some adults too)! And, perhaps one of the most important weather forecasts!
The kids want to be able to wear their costumes without a jacket and the parents just want to be comfortable as they follow their little monsters around the neighborhood.
We have had some real duds in the last 10 or so years.
Just two years ago, there was snow on the ground thanks to 4.3" on October 30th.
Ten years ago, it was Hurricane Sandy blowing through just days before Halloween.
The year before that was "snowmaggedon."
This year we have some good news.
We won't be setting any records this year for cold, rain, or snow.
It will also be rather mild. The average high temperature on October 31st is 57 degrees, we should easily top that. And it likely won't cool off very quickly heading into the evening either.
It also won't be windy! Looks like a light southerly breeze, less than 10 mph in most areas.
We've been keeping a close eye on the timing of showers approaching the region late Monday and the latest information now holds most of the showers off until overnight into Tuesday, after trick-or-treat time!
We still can't rule out a passing light shower in the late evening especially the further south and west you are, but the forecast is looking more positive and drier.
Breaking Monday down region by region:
Right now the best chance for showers will be after midnight Monday into Tuesday with scattered showers continuing for much of the day on Tuesday.
