Spook-tacular Halloween before scary storm chances return
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Mother Nature will cooperate with any spooky season plans Saturday before she changes her mind for Sunday.TonightNortheast winds will prevail overnight tonight which will continue to push clouds into our skies. A few of these clouds will carry quick-moving drizzles from time to time. Rain chances will remain isolated overnight, only reaching about 20%. Low temperatures will drop down into the low-mid 70s.HalloweenYour Halloween forecast is looking scary good as deeper moisture looks to remain to our south, meaning rain chances will remain low through the afternoon and into the evening. As our winds will remain onshore, a few spotty showers will move in from time to time starting late afternoon and into the early evening. However, coverage will remain at around 20-30%. Our trick-or-treat scare-cast features just a few isolated showers with temperatures in the upper 70s. There will be a touch of humidity in the air. SundayRain chances quickly increase Sunday and into early next week as t