Los Angeles, CA – Halloween week could bring a change in Southern California’s weather, with cooler temperatures and increased precipitation potential raising questions about outdoor celebrations Saturday, Oct. 31. While much of the United States favors unusually warm conditions, parts of California could experience a cooler late-October pattern.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, its 8-14 day outlook issued Saturday, Oct. 17, favors below-normal temperatures across portions of California from Sunday, Oct. 25, through Saturday, Oct. 31, while increased precipitation probabilities extend across parts of the western United States.
The outlook suggests Southern California could experience a different weather pattern than the widespread warmth favored across the Midwest, Plains and eastern states…