Columbus, OH – Halloween is approaching, and families across Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia could be looking at a warmer-than-normal stretch of weather leading into Saturday, Oct. 31. But will children need heavy coats, or could rain interrupt trick-or-treating?
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, its 8-14 day outlook issued Saturday, Oct. 17, strongly favors above-normal temperatures across the Ohio Valley from Sunday, Oct. 25, through Saturday, Oct. 31.
The region sits within a broad area of expected warmth extending from the Plains and Great Lakes through the eastern United States. Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky are among the states showing relatively strong probabilities of above-normal temperatures…