Raleigh, NC – After a damp and unsettled start to the week, Halloween night in Raleigh and much of central North Carolina is set to be dry but chilly, with temperatures expected to dip significantly after sunset, according to the National Weather Service.
Clear Skies Expected for Halloween Night
Forecasters predict that skies will clear by Thursday evening, providing a dry break for trick-or-treaters. After several days of unsettled weather and rain earlier in the week, the arrival of a cold front will usher in cooler, drier air across the region.
Temperature Trends: A Chilly Night Ahead
While the rain will have moved out by the time Halloween festivities kick off, cooler temperatures will take its place. In Raleigh, temperatures are expected to fall from 59°F at 4 p.m. to around 49°F by 10 p.m., making for a crisp, fall evening.
Other parts of central North Carolina will also experience similar cooldowns:
- Greensboro will see highs near 56°F early in the evening before dropping into the upper 40s later in the night.
- Fayetteville will be slightly milder, with temperatures starting at 62°F at 4 p.m. and dipping to around 51°F by 10 p.m..
Weather Conditions: Dry but Crisp
Though dry conditions will prevail for the evening, the cool temperatures could make for a chilly night for trick-or-treaters and those out celebrating. Residents should plan for crisp air and consider layering up beneath costumes to stay warm.
The Week’s Weather: From Showers to Dry Conditions
The weather earlier in the week saw showers across the Carolinas, but the passing cold front will clear the region by Thursday, bringing the return of clearer skies and colder air just in time for Halloween.
Conclusion
For those planning to head out for Halloween festivities in Raleigh and surrounding areas, expect dry skies but prepare for chilly temperatures once the sun sets. The cool, fall evening will make for a perfect night to enjoy some Halloween fun—just remember to bundle up under your costumes!…