Oklahoma City, OK – Halloween weekend could bring a wetter weather pattern across central Oklahoma, with federal forecasters highlighting a regional heavy precipitation risk that may complicate outdoor celebrations, trick-or-treating and travel as October ends and November begins.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its extended weather outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, highlights a slight risk of heavy precipitation across portions of the southern Plains during the Oct. 30–Nov. 5 forecast window, including parts of Oklahoma.
The slight-risk designation represents a 20% to 40% probability of heavy precipitation meeting NOAA’s hazard criteria within the highlighted area during the applicable risk period…