Midwest to stay warm through Halloween with late-week rain

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 26 Oct, 18:02 · Archive

Temperatures across the midwest will remain above average throughout the week, with rain expected near Halloween.

Temperatures across the midwest are running well above average for late October, with highs in the mid to upper 70s expected through much of the week. Overnight temperatures will cool into the 40s and 50s, providing some relief from the warmth.

Conditions will remain largely dry and sunny early in the week, though high clouds and cloud cover will increase as the week progresses. Winds will shift from the northeast early in the week to a southerly direction by midweek, contributing to the warm temperatures.

A cold front moving across the region will bring scattered showers by late Wednesday and Thursday. Both outlets report that rain is expected to approach near Halloween weekend, though the exact timing remains uncertain. Temperatures on Halloween are forecast to be mild, near 70 degrees.

How it is being reported

• Unseasonably warm for much of the weekRain chances increase late in the weekWIFR · 26 Oct, 17:24
• Staying warm throughout the weekAbove averageKfvs12 · 25 Oct, 15:52

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