Some Spooky Halloween Weather Records

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28 Oct 2021 3:00 AM
Halloween....it's that time of year! If you're looking for the forecast, be sure to CLICK HERE. Now if that forecast looks frightening, here's some information that may be enlightening. For you see, past Halloweens have had worse weather. Although some have been better. Some have been hot, while others have not. Some have been rainy and ghoulish. Others have been snowy and cool-ish. If your curiosity is piqued, take a look at some record weather from past Trick-or-Treats. [Related articles: Halloween Spooktacular Climate] NORTHERN UNITED STATES Halloween Record Weather SOUTHERN UNITED STATES Halloween Record Weather WESTERN UNITED STATES Halloween Record Weather Be sure to follow WeatherNation on Facebook and Twitter for more weather tidbits like this. There are many that you surely won't want to miss! Have a safe and Happy Halloween!
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