Halloween Storm Looms as San Diego Braces for a Busy Weekend
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The National Weather Service updated its regional forecast Friday evening, painting a two-phase picture for Halloween weekend. Cloudy skies and isolated to scattered light showers are possible through Saturday morning, leaving daytime trick-or-treating and afternoon events in manageable — if damp — conditions.
The more significant concern arrives later: a heavier precipitation period is expected to roll in late Saturday night and extend through Sunday. Families planning evening outings are advised to aim for earlier departures, carry rain gear, and remain flexible about cutting the night short. Sunday outdoor plans should be treated as rain-likely.
The weather's reach was already felt Friday afternoon, when the More Than Pink Walk was canceled due to rain, according to FOX 5. No replacement date has been announced. Despite the forecast, the weekend remains rich with community events, including Día de los Muertos celebrations running through November 2nd across Old Town, Downtown Chula Vista, Lincoln Acres, and Sherman Heights.