Overview
- A cool, clear and dry airmass is in place now, producing daytime highs mainly in the 40s and 50s and some of the coldest overnight lows of the season.
- A warm front is forecast to move through midweek, sending highs into the 60s and reaching the 70s by Thursday before a weaker front crosses late Thursday night.
- Any precipitation from the Thursday night front is expected to be light and mainly confined to northern areas, with showers likely clearing by Friday.
- Halloween and the weekend look largely dry and seasonable, which should favor outdoor plans such as trick-or-treating and the Bills game, while clouds increase Sunday evening.
- Overnight sub-freezing pockets and frost are possible in interior or higher-elevation spots, so gardeners and early-morning outdoor plans should take local NWS updates into account.