Many areas across the West, Midwest and Southeast face rain this Halloween weekend, potentially turning costumes into wet sheets. A large system moving off the Pacific Ocean will bring significant rain to the Pacific Northwest, most of California, the Southwest, Southern California, southern Nevada and Arizona, with some locations possibly seeing over an inch of rain. Meteorologists Bob Oravec and Ryan Kittell advise trick-or-treaters in Los Angeles, San Diego, Las Vegas and Phoenix to pack umbrellas, noting the rain may be light but persistent with occasional breaks.
Another storm moving east from Texas could bring rain to Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Florida, with heavier rain possible along the Mississippi coast and Florida Panhandle. However, the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, including Washington D. C. and Boston, will enjoy clear conditions with no rain expected.
Source: New York Times Top Stories · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing