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Cleveland, OH Weather Tonight: Chilly 40s, Sprinkles Possible Oct 31
Cleveland, OH – Halloween trick or treaters across northern Ohio can expect cloudy skies and temperatures mainly in the 50s Saturday evening, October 31, with some communities cooling into the upper 4
By Cole Barrett · 2026-10-31T19:47:07.314Z
Cleveland, OH – Halloween trick or treaters across northern Ohio can expect cloudy skies and temperatures mainly in the 50s Saturday evening, October 31, with some communities cooling into the upper 40s by 10 p.m. and a stray sprinkle possible.
According to the National Weather Service in Cleveland, the Halloween evening forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions, light winds and only isolated sprinkles across the region.
Temperatures are expected to gradually decline throughout the evening, with the coolest conditions developing later Saturday night.
In Cleveland, temperatures are forecast to fall from approximately 62 degrees at 4 p.m. to 54 degrees by 10 p.m.
Akron Canton is expected to cool from 61 degrees to approximately 51 degrees during the same period, while Elyria could drop from 62 degrees to 52 degrees.
Farther east, temperatures will be somewhat cooler.
Erie, Pennsylvania, is forecast to fall from approximately 55 degrees at 4 p.m. to 46 degrees by 10 p.m., while Meadville could reach 46 degrees.
In Ohio, communities including Mansfield, Marion, Fremont and Toledo should generally experience temperatures in the 50s during the evening.
Some inland and eastern communities, including Mount Vernon, Ravenna and Wooster, could see temperatures approach the upper 40s later in the evening.
Although a stray sprinkle or two cannot be ruled out, the forecast does not indicate widespread rainfall during the main Halloween trick or treating period.
Light winds should help keep conditions relatively comfortable despite the gradual temperature decline.
Families planning outdoor activities may want to bring jackets or wear additional layers beneath costumes, especially for children remaining outside after sunset.
Residents should also use flashlights or reflective accessories when walking through neighborhoods after dark.
Overall, the National Weather Service expects a mostly cloudy, seasonably cool Halloween evening across northern Ohio.