Eureka, CA – Halloween trick-or-treaters in northwest California should prepare for a damp evening, as rain showers are predicted across coastal communities. Those in Del Norte, Humboldt, and Trinity counties have the highest chance of seeing rain, with temperatures dropping into the low 50s by evening. Costumed revelers should bundle up and bring umbrellas for a comfortable Halloween night out.
According to the National Weather Service in Eureka, rain chances hover around 80% this evening, decreasing to 30% in some areas by Saturday. Tonight, temperatures will reach lows around 45 degrees, with gusty winds up to 18 mph along the coast. Showers are forecast to continue on Friday, with a high of 55 degrees and breezy conditions, potentially impacting visibility and road traction along key routes like Highway 101.
The extended forecast anticipates another wave of rain Friday night, with a chance of thunderstorms before 11 p.m., followed by steady showers. Rainfall totals are expected to vary from a tenth to nearly half an inch. Saturday will bring occasional, lighter rain before skies clear on Sunday, which promises sunshine and a high of 55 degrees, making it a better day for outdoor activities.
Those planning weekend travel or events should remain cautious of slick roadways and possible delays due to reduced visibility. Residents are advised to monitor local forecasts and prepare for colder, wet conditions, especially in the evening and overnight hours.
