Cool and dry for Halloween night with milder November days in view

I love looking at all these Halloween costumes. Let's keep that music rolling. I know it's getting kind of spooky. Yeah. And I'm looking over there. I have to say I get to cheat there and I just see the bats flying and I'm going, oh, it's going to be batty tonight. Right. You know what that means? The trick or treat forecast era. And we're going to be talking about Halloween being Halloween night, at least being an hour longer because of that time change tonight. But look, we got sunshine in place. If you're starting early with the kids around 2 p.m., maybe there's some trunk retreat activities going on. It's in the upper 50s. We are talking about sunshine. That is great news. It is going to be for Halloween standards. Awesome. This is good. We've had so many miserable Halloweens when it comes to the weather. This is not one of them. We got 50. So yeah, it's cool. You might want the sweater over the costume or something like that, but definitely not many layers. It's not going to be bad at all tonight. Remember, of course, to move those clocks back one hour, you get an extra hour sleep tonight. Us more morning folks. Not complaining about that. And as we get into our Sunday, it's going to be another great day for November 1st already. The calendar flips and we are talking about it feeling still very much like October out there with those numbers that will be around 60 degrees for the end of the weekend with just a few clouds. Otherwise, it's mostly sunny. And as we move into that rain forecast, hey, finally something in view when it comes to the rain by the end of this week or this upcoming week, rather Thursday, Friday, there could be some showers around and Thursday night. There could be some steady rainfall. So we'll take that election day coming up on Tuesday here. We've got those mostly sunny skies, mild and dry conditions, no issues weather wise. Have the sunglasses ready across the region. 70 still possible by Wednesday, even though it's already November coming up. I love looking at all these Halloween costumes. Let's get that music rolling, too. I know, it's getting kind of spooky. Yeah, and I'm looking over there, I have to say, I get to cheat there, and I just see the bats flying, and I'm going, oh, it's going to be batty tonight. Right, you know what that means, the trick-or-treat forecast, Dara, and we're going to be talking about Halloween being Halloween night, at least being an hour longer because of that time change tonight. But look, we've got sunshine in place. If you're starting early with the kids around 2 p.m., maybe there's some trunk-or-treat activities going on. It's in the upper 50s. We are talking about sunshine. That is great news. It is going to be for Halloween standards. Awesome. This is good. We've had so many miserable Halloween's when it comes to the weather. This is not one of them. We got 50. So yeah, it's cool. You might want the sweater over the costume or something like that, but definitely not many layers. It's not going to be that at all tonight. Remember, of course, to move those clocks back one hour, you get an extra hour sleep tonight. That's morning, folks. Not complaining about that. And as we get into our Sunday, it's going to be another great day for November 1st already. The calendar flips and we are talking about it feeling still very much like October out there with those numbers that will be around 60 degrees. for the end of the weekend with just a few clouds. Otherwise, it's mostly sunny as we move into that rain forecast. Hey, finally, something in view when it comes to the rain by the end of this week or this upcoming week, rather Thursday, Friday, there could be some showers around and Thursday night. There could be some steady rainfall. So we'll take that election day coming up on Tuesday here. We've got those mostly sunny skies, mild and dry conditions, no issues weather wise. Have the sunglasses ready across the region. Seventy still possible by Wednesday, even though it's already November coming up.