First Alert Forecast: Trick-or-Treat weather not perfect, but certainly not horrifying

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - Great to see you late on this Halloween! Your First Alert Forecast continues with a freaky front moving into the Cape Fear Region. You might see a little eerie fog and some frightening clouds, but a bit of star and moon light could stab through. Temperatures will take a dip back to the eerily warm middle 60s. Chances for spooky showers will operate around 20 to 30% through trick-or-treat time and 30 to 40% overnight and into Tuesday. Though a rogue spine-tingling rumble may mix in, the odds for severe-rated storms are quite low. Keep an eye out for candy-seeking ghouls and goblins and take extra care near and after that 6:19 p.m. sunset!

Odds for a shower or thundershower this Halloween evening are on the lower end: about one out of five. Our in-house model makes sense to me in its depiction of higher rain coverage northwest of the Cape Fear Region - places like the Sandhills and the Triangle. Keep an eye out! pic.twitter.com/6IC7tX44Dr
— Gannon Medwick (@medwick) October 31, 2022

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