Rainy for Halloween
Drier by Monday
Updated: 6:30 PM EDT Oct 30, 2021
THEY SAY THE MONEY REALLY HELPS AFTER SUCH A CHALLENGING YEAR. (ááFIRST WARNING TYLER OPEN) áá Widespread rainfall is expected tonight into Sunday across the region with mainly in nk ba rises on local streams and rive. rs Rainfall will range fr three quarters of an inch to one and half inches with localized amounts near 2 inches. The steadier rainfall will finally taper off late on Sunday, with cooler and drier r ai returning for Monday a nd Tuesday. Wesidpread rainfall is expected tonight into Sunday across the region with mainly in bank rises on local streams and rirs. ve Rainfall will range fr om three quarters of an inch to one and half inches with localid ze amounts near 2 inches. T he steadier rainfall will finally taper off late on Sunday, with cooler a nd drier air returning for Monday and Tuesday. Widesprd ea rainfall is expect ed tonight into Sunday across the region with mainly in ba nk rises on local streams and rive. rs Rainfall will range fr om three quarters of an inch to one and half inches with localized amounts near 2 inches. The steadier rainfl al will finally taper off late on Sunday, with cooler and bank rises on local streams and rive. rs Rainfall will range from three qutersar of an inch to one and half inches with localized amounts near 2 returning for Monday and Tues
Heavy rain returns tonight.On Halloween, look for morning rain to taper to showers. Those showers will become more scattered by late-day. It will be breezy with highs in the 50.By Monday, it becomes drier and that will be the trend for days… with temperatures trending into the 40s.Follow the weather team on Facebook: Tom Messner | Caitlin Napoleoni | Tyler Jankoski | Ben Frechette
Heavy rain returns tonight.
On Halloween, look for morning rain to taper to showers. Those showers will become more scattered by late-day. It will be breezy with highs in the 50.
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By Monday, it becomes drier and that will be the trend for days… with temperatures trending into the 40s.
Follow the weather team on Facebook: Tom Messner | Caitlin Napoleoni | Tyler Jankoski | Ben Frechette
