Tracking increasing clouds and rain chances with chilly temperatures for Halloween weekend

Clouds are going to increase for the rest of the week, with temperatures continuing to cool down. Heading into the Halloween weekend is looking to be a wet and chilly weekend ahead.

YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA-TV)- It's been a another beautiful day with near-average temperatures with a few extra clouds.

In the hours ahead on our futuretrack hour-by-hour, I am tracking increasing clouds with cooling temperatures. Perfect evening ahead to go to Buffalo Wild Wings for the 4th Avenue Gym's takeover event. The takeover will go until close tonight. And it will be nice weather to dine indoors or on the patio.

An incoming lower pressure system is headed our way. This will lead to cloudier skies, a big cooling trend, and rain potential come Halloween weekend.

The Halloween countdown is on! We are just 3 days from Halloween! I am tracking some big weather changes moving in for Halloween weekend.

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I am tracking increasing rain chances in the days ahead. The best chance is favoring Saturday night and into Sunday. Take a look at our rain chances for this weekend.

Grab an umbrella! Tracking chance for wet weather to move in Halloween night and into Sunday.

If you are heading out for trick-or-treating it will be a good idea to wear a hoodie and have an umbrella with you.

There's still some uncertainties, but rain totals are looking at a tenth and up to a half of an inch is possible. Higher amounts are in thunderstorms and are also possible.

As the week continues we are in for cloudier skies and chillier temperatures. Take a look at our highs and lows for this weekend and early next week. It will be sweater weather here in the Desert Southwest. Also, prepare for showers start Halloween night and into Sunday. This may trigger Weather Authority First Alert Action Days. Stay tuned.

Next week we are in for nice temperatures, more sunshine, and drier conditions.