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Halloween Evening Weather in Washington DC: Clear and Near 59, With a Dry Sunday Near 63 Ahead

Trick-or-treating weather stays clear and dry in the District on Saturday evening, with temperatures near 59 degrees, an overnight low near 45, and a dry Sunday near 63 before rain chances climb late next week, according to the station's live weather feed.

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Halloween Evening Weather in Washington DC: Clear and Near 59, With a Dry Sunday Near 63 Ahead (Washington Sentinel News)

Halloween evening will be clear across Washington DC, according to the station's live weather feed. Late in the afternoon the temperature stood at 59.3 degrees, feeling like 55.3, under clear skies, on a day with a high of 62.9 degrees and only a 1 percent precipitation probability.

Overnight, temperatures fall toward a low near 45 degrees. Families out after dark will want a warm layer under costumes, and no rain gear is needed on the current feed.

Sunday stays dry and overcast, with a high near 62.9 degrees, a low near 45.2 and a precipitation probability of 5 percent. Monday is similar at 63.4 degrees with a low of 44.1 and a 3 percent chance, before Tuesday warms to 71.2 degrees and Wednesday to 74.4 degrees with no meaningful rain expected either day.

The outlook turns wetter late next week: Thursday shows drizzle, a high of 72.5 degrees, a low of 59.5 and a 40 percent precipitation probability, and Friday shows drizzle with a high of 69.5, a low of 63.2 and a 46 percent probability, according to the same feed. No severe weather is indicated in the current outlook for the District or the capital region suburbs.

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