West Palm Beach Weather: A Warm Halloween Saturday, Then Sunday Showers and Monday Storms
Halloween in West Palm Beach runs warm - 76.6 degrees on Saturday morning on the station's live feed, a high of 82.6 and a 29 percent chance of rain - before showers build Sunday and thunderstorms reach 76 percent on Monday.
Saturday, Oct. 31 opened warm in West Palm Beach. The station's live weather feed, from Open-Meteo, read 76.6 degrees at 6:31 a.m. CT, feeling like 76.9, on the way to a Halloween high of 82.6 degrees and a low of 76.2, with a 29 percent chance of precipitation and an overcast code for the day.
For trick-or-treat hours, that means a warm, mostly dry evening for most neighborhoods, with a chance of a shower rather than a washout in the feed. Palm Beach County cities and the Sheriff's Office do not set official trick-or-treat hours, according to the county Halloween guide published by Shiner Law Group, and most families go out around dusk, roughly 6 to 8 p.m.
The pattern turns wetter after Halloween. The live feed puts Sunday, Nov. 1 at a high of 81.7 and a low of 75.5 with a 59 percent chance of precipitation - the day clocks fall back at 2 a.m. - and Monday, Nov. 2 brings thunderstorms, a high of 78.4 and a 76 percent chance of rain. Tuesday stays unsettled at 51 percent before the chance eases to 34 percent on Wednesday, with a warmer, drier Friday in the feed at 86.3 degrees and 14 percent.
