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Oklahoma City, OK Oct. 31–Nov. 1: Mild Halloween, Clocks Fall Back
Oklahoma City, OK – Halloween trick or treaters across central Oklahoma can expect a mild but mostly cloudy evening Saturday, October 31, with temperatures gradually cooling into the 60s and rain chan
By Miles Carter · 2026-10-30T19:25:15.481Z
Oklahoma City, OK – Halloween trick or treaters across central Oklahoma can expect a mild but mostly cloudy evening Saturday, October 31, with temperatures gradually cooling into the 60s and rain chances decreasing as the night progresses.
According to the National Weather Service in Norman, the Halloween evening forecast calls for temperatures mainly in the 60s and lower 70s, mostly cloudy to overcast skies and light east to southeast winds.
The forecast was shared by the Oklahoma County Sheriff 's Office ahead of the holiday weekend.
Halloween Evening Forecast Across Central Oklahoma
In Oklahoma City, temperatures are expected to be near 70 degrees at 5 p.m., cooling to approximately 65 degrees by 9 p.m. and 62 degrees by 11 p.m.
Rain chances begin near 30% at 5 p.m., dropping to around 10% for much of the evening.
Nearby Edmond will see similar conditions, with temperatures falling from approximately 69 degrees at 5 p.m. to 62 degrees by 11 p.m.
Norman can expect temperatures near 70 degrees early in the evening, gradually cooling into the lower 60s overnight.
Farther west, communities including Elk City and Weatherford face lower rain chances, generally around 5% during evening hours.
Low Rain Chances Favor Halloween Activities
While a few light showers remain possible across central and eastern Oklahoma, widespread rainfall is not indicated in the evening forecast.
Families heading outdoors should prepare for cloudy conditions and gradually cooling temperatures.
The mild weather also comes before the end of daylight saving time Sunday, November 1.
Clocks will move backward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday, giving residents an extra hour overnight.
The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office shared the forecast as families prepare for Saturday's holiday activities.
Residents should continue checking updated local forecasts before heading out, especially in areas where isolated showers remain possible.