Memphis, TN – Halloween celebrations across the Mid-South could face increasing rainfall concerns as warmer-than-normal temperatures settle across the region ahead of Saturday, October 31. Families preparing for trick-or-treating, fall festivals and outdoor gatherings may want to monitor changing weather conditions as the holiday approaches.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Climate Prediction Center, the October 27–31 outlook favors above-normal temperatures across Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi, while precipitation probabilities suggest a wetter pattern developing across western portions of the region.
Warmer Halloween Weather Expected…