Overview
- Local forecasts report the high-pressure pattern will keep most areas dry through Halloween, with evening conditions favorable for trick-or-treating.
- Overnight lows have fallen into the 30s, producing widespread frost that forecasters say has effectively ended the growing season in some valleys.
- Daytime highs will generally recover into the mid-60s with occasional upper-60s to near-70 readings, and Monday is forecast as the warmest day near 70 degrees.
- Midweek will see an increase in clouds but only isolated shower risk near some coasts, where rain probabilities are around 10 percent or lower.
- The long dry spell improves outdoor plans and fall foliage viewing but keeps soil moisture low and raises local concerns such as nuisance tidal flooding along some shorelines.