It’s going to be a spooky Halloween weekend: Tracking showers and cooler temperatures
Tracking a spooky forecast for Halloween weekend as we are in for cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, and showers here in the Desert Southwest Saturday night and into Sunday. I am issuing Weather Authority First Alert Action Day Saturday night-Sunday for the expected wet weather.
YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA-TV)- Happy Friday and happy Halloween eve! It's been a boo-tiful day!
On our futuretrack hour-by-hour forecast, tracking clouds, a cool and calm evening with a touch of humidity. Today is also National Candy Corn Day!
The Halloween countdown is on! We are just 1 day from Halloween! I am tracking some spooky showers and chilly temperatures moving in for Halloween weekend.
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 creep 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. Showers are looking to be light on Saturday night and rapidly increase Sunday morning/afternoon.
Rain totals have increased compared to yesterday. Rain estimates are looking at a tenth and up to a quarter and even an half of inch or more for some areas.
Higher amounts are in thunderstorms and are also possible.
With the expected rain this weekend I am issuing Weather Authority First Alert Action Days starting Saturday night and into Sunday.
Tracking light and moderate rainfall, which could lead to slick roads and sidewalks for Halloween weekend. If thunderstorms develop it could lead to heavier rain. We do have slight chances of flooding, but still important to stay alert for the holiday weekend.
Another incoming lower pressure systems is headed our way. This will lead to cloudier skies, a big cooling trend, and showers for the Desert Southwest come this weekend.
Trick-or-Treat! Tracking cloudy skies, chilly temperatures, and chance for showers on Halloween night. Showers are looking to be light on Halloween night.
If you are going out on Halloween night remember a jacket and an umbrella before heading out the door.
If you are going out trick-or-treating or going out for Halloween night remember your Halloween safety.
Have fun and be safe! Take a look at some of your Halloween safety tips.
The extra clouds, chillier temperatures, and rain showers will set us up for a spooky Halloween.. 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, which will lead to Weather Authority First Alert Action Days.
Next week we are in for nice temperatures, more sunshine, and drier conditions. It will be a great first week of November.
LOOKING BACK: Over the years Halloween afternoon highs have been different with below-average and above-normal high temperatures. But out of all these past years no rain has been recorded, and this year we have a chance for measurable rain.
