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Amanda McCoy
amccoy@star-telegram.com
Fort Worth
North Texas trick-or-treaters shouldn’t expect a big scare of rain on Halloween.
Light rain will spread northeast across the region on Friday, Oct. 30, according to the National Weather Service Fort Worth. Isolated thunderstorms are possible, but severe weather is not expected.
Showers will continue overnight Friday into early Saturday, Oct. 31, and lingering rain should exit the region to the northeast by that afternoon.
Most areas will dry out just in time for trick-or-treating in the early evening hours, according to the NWS. Sunset times across North and Central Texas will be from 6:36 to 6:44 p.m.
Temperatures on Halloween evening will start in the mid-70s and fall to the upper-60s as the night continues.
Trick-or-treaters should have a rain-free Halloween in North Texas. National Weather Service Fort Worth Storms return next week
Dry and partly sunny skies are in the mix for North Texas on Sunday, Nov. 1.
Rain returns to the forecast on Monday, Nov. 2, with storms expected to arrive by the afternoon. Showers will continue overnight Monday into Tuesday, Nov. 3, before exiting later in the day.
A few strong to severe storms may occur, but the NWS said widespread severe weather is not expected.
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Here’s a look at the 7-day forecast:
Friday, Oct. 30: 77 degrees, 20% chance of rain during the day and 40% overnightSaturday, Oct. 31: 75 degrees, 50% to 20% chance of rain during the daySunday, Nov. 1: 81 degreesMonday, Nov. 2: 83 degrees, 40% chance of rain during the day and 80% overnightTuesday, Nov. 3: 75 degrees, 30% chance of rain during the dayWednesday, Nov. 4: 74 degreesThursday, Nov. 5: 75 degrees, 20% chance of rain during the day
This story was originally published October 30, 2026 at 10:53 AM.
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