Birmingham, AL – The National Weather Service in Birmingham says Halloween night will bring ideal trick-or-treat conditions across central Alabama — clear skies, no rain, and just a hint of spooky chill in the air.
Forecasters report that skies will remain clear throughout Tuesday evening, with no rain or strong winds expected. Temperatures will start in the low 60s around 5 p.m., dipping quickly to the mid-50s by 7 p.m. and settling into the upper 40s by 9 p.m.
Meteorologists described the evening as “eerily perfect,” noting that the region will experience a calm, still night under a 70% illuminated moon. Residents heading out for Halloween festivities are encouraged to bundle up costumes to stay warm as the temperatures fall.
The weather service also reminded trick-or-treaters to plan for the temperature drop and enjoy the safe, calm evening ahead.
Overall, Halloween 2025 is shaping up to be one of the most pleasant in recent years for Birmingham and surrounding communities.
