Lansing, MI – Michigan residents planning Halloween celebrations may want to monitor the forecast, as federal weather outlooks favor a wetter-than-normal pattern across much of the state from Oct 30-Nov 5.
According to NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, its eight- to 14-day outlook issued Thursday, Oct. 22, favors above-normal precipitation across much of the Great Lakes region. The accompanying temperature outlook also favors above-normal temperatures across much of Michigan during the same period.
The outlook raises the possibility of unsettled weather around Halloween, but it does not confirm rain during trick-or-treating hours…