Oregon – Trick-or-treaters in Eastern Oregon should prepare for a cold, rainy Halloween this Thursday, as a weather system brings rain and temperatures near or below freezing. Forecasts warn of an upper low-pressure system moving through the region, potentially impacting trick-or-treating plans and increasing safety risks for outdoor activities.
According to the U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) in Pendleton, rain showers are likely to begin Thursday, with the possibility of overnight temperatures dropping to or below freezing in the mountains. These conditions will create a chilly environment for Halloween festivities. Families planning outdoor activities are advised to dress warmly, bring umbrellas, and take extra caution on potentially slick surfaces.
Extended 5-Day Forecast
• Today (Tuesday): Mostly sunny, high near 54°F. West wind at 6 to 9 mph provides mild fall weather.
• Tonight: Clear skies with a low around 27°F. Southwest wind around 6 mph shifting east after midnight.
• Wednesday: A 30% chance of rain in the afternoon, high near 59°F. Winds from the east up to 10 mph, with gusts as high as 21 mph.
• Wednesday Night: Rain is expected, with a low near 33°F. Chance of precipitation is 100%.
• Thursday (Halloween): Daytime rain with highs near 54°F. Evening lows around 34°F, and a 90% chance of precipitation.
• Friday: More rain likely, with highs around 52°F, as a rainy pattern continues through the weekend.Travelers should monitor local forecasts and prepare for wet, potentially icy roads, especially near mountain passes. The NWS recommends checking weather alerts and dressing in layers to handle the fluctuating temperatures and wet conditions expected across Eastern Oregon.
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