Oklahoma’s Extended Forecast for Halloween May Be Unpredictable

Kids are already getting their Halloween costumes ready for the spooky holiday, but trick-or-treaters in Oklahoma may want to consider having different accessories available, like a jacket, maybe an umbrella or possibly a handheld fan. There's several different conflicting extended forecasts for Halloween, so we may not know what's needed for trick-or-treating till the day-of!

Currently, Oklahoma is experiencing a dry and above average warm October. All that might change soon with multiple cold fronts that are expected to bring in severe storms and cooler temperatures. But some are expecting the warmth and dry spell to continue through the end of the month.

Farmers' Almanac expects a wet Halloween for Oklahoma.

This summer, the Farmers' Almanac released its extended forecast for fall, and included a specific prediction for Halloween. And for Oklahoma, the Farmers' Almanac is expecting Halloween to be wet, but with clearing skies.

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Local meteorologist predicting a chilly Halloween for Oklahoma.

Some local meteorologists are already expecting a chilly Halloween for Oklahoma. Meteorologist Mike Collier is expecting a big cold front to impact Oklahoma, making temperatures chilly for the entire state.

If a big cold front does come through on Halloween, it could possibly bring in rain and thunderstorms, which would coincide the Farmers' Almanac prediction of a wet Halloween for Oklahoma.

National Weather Service in Norman doesn't expect October to cool down by Halloween.

The National Weather Service in Norman is predicting the exact opposite of wet and cool for Halloween in Oklahoma. They're not expecting Oklahoma to cool off much through the end of the month, especially for the next 10 to 14 days.

Oklahoma typically sees a major cool down before Halloween.

We all know that trying to predict weather in Oklahoma is impossible, no matter what season! Over the last couple of years, Oklahoma has seen a big cool down right before Halloween. So who knows what will happen! But as always, families who are planning on trick-or-treating will definitely want to pay attention to the forecast.