Although we are experiencing above normal temperatures, near season temperatures should return in time for ghosts and goblins.

A cold front will move into North Texas on October 30th. This frontal boundary will drop highs in the 70s and lows in the mid to 50s. If there is instability, there are also chances of rain.

Typical Halloweens in the DFW area are pleasant and dry. Normal highs are in the 70s and lows are in the 40s to 50s.

While some Halloweens were interesting, in 1981 a thunderstorm dropped 1.25 inches of rain. In 1991, clouds and rain caused temperatures to range from 34 to 43 degrees. And in 1993, it was cold for trick-or-treaters when our minimum temperature dropped to 80 degrees. By the way, snow fell two days earlier.