No Rain in DMV Forecast as Temperatures Drop Through 50s on Halloween Night

The National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington projects dry skies and falling temperatures across Washington, Maryland and Northern Virginia on Halloween evening, with readings dropping through the 50s and low 60s between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. Winds will run north at 2 to 5 mph under partly cloudy skies. The agency forecasts no rain across the region for the holiday.

Daytime conditions call for mostly sunny skies, with highs reaching 59 to 66 degrees near urban centers and the Chesapeake Bay. Winds from the north to northwest will blow at 3 to 7 mph, and readings will run cooler across higher terrain. No precipitation is expected during daylight hours.

High clouds are forecast to thicken late in the evening and overnight. Lows will settle between 38 and 46 degrees with calm winds. The forecast covers the District, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Elsewhere in the country, the National Weather Service points to rain and thunderstorms affecting Halloween events across parts of the Plains, Midwest and South. The Mid-Atlantic and Northeast report dry conditions for the holiday.

The forecast draws on National Weather Service Baltimore/Washington data and FOX Weather information.