Northern Ireland to see dry spell for Halloween weekend

Summarised from Belfast Live's report · Updated 29 Oct, 20:38 · Archive

The Met Office is forecasting a dry spell for most of Northern Ireland over the Halloween weekend, according to Belfast Live.

Friday will continue dry with bright or sunny spells increasing into the afternoon, with cloud spreading east in the evening and winds easing. Saturday will be cloudy with outbreaks of rain spreading east. Sunday and Monday will continue mostly dry with bright or sunny spells, though increasing fog risk is expected on Monday. The maximum temperature on Friday will be 16°C.

Looking ahead, high pressure is set to dominate the UK next week, bringing largely dry weather. Some places may start in fog that could be slow to clear or linger all day. Temperatures are expected to be fairly close to normal for the time of year, though it will remain chilly where fog lingers. Some overnight frost is likely where skies are clear and winds remain light. More unsettled weather may return in the following week, though confidence surrounding this change is low.

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