Rain Threatens Halloween Plans Across Parts of the U.S.
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Rain could disrupt Halloween activities across several parts of the United States, with forecasts pointing to wet conditions from California to the South and central states.
FOX Weather reported that moisture from Tropical Storm Vance would help fuel widespread rain over the Halloween weekend, potentially affecting millions. In Southern California, KTLA forecast a chance of rain, while WFAA was tracking possible Halloween rainfall in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Storm chances were also expected around Houston, according to Click2Houston, which forecast rain and storms during the week and into Halloween weekend. In Arkansas, KARK reported increasing cloud cover ahead of a Halloween rain chance.
Yahoo’s forecast called for rain during trick-or-treating and heavier downpours on Sunday. Conditions were expected to differ in Chicago, where FOX 32 forecast warm temperatures continuing through Halloween.
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