It’s no fluke that we see a wide variety of weather on this very spooky holiday.  Halloween lands right in the middle of our transition of seasons.  October in general can be a roll-a-coaster of a month, and it seems like every Halloween we have one extreme to the other.  In the past decade or so we have plenty of examples…

1996- We had a high temperature of 32 degrees with snow showers through out the day.

1999- High temperatures topped out near 70 degrees with plenty of sun…

2000-Another 70 degree and beautiful day

2002-A turn of events… Back to freezing temperatures…

2004- High temperatures only in the 30′s with roughly an inch of snow on the ground(mainly grass).

2006-Maybe not the coldest of holidays, yet temperatures in the 30′s with wind gusts up to 40 miles per hour where not very nice.

Anyhow…I hope everyone had a safe and Happy Halloween…I decided to go with Michael Phelps as my costume…I just hope the get-together isn’t over with when I’m done with work.

Meteorologist

Brian Niznansky

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