Anyone trick or treating in Prince George may want to add an umbrella to their costume.
According to Environment Canada, Friday will be on the warmer side, reaching a daytime high of 10, up from a normal of four, with overnight lows reaching two degrees, above the typical minus four.
Meteorologist Bobby Sekhon said anyone heading outside shouldn’t put their treats in one bag when it comes to favourable conditions.
“We’re expecting some windy conditions for Halloween, along with a chance of showers.”
“We’ve got in the forecast a 60 percent chance of showers and winds increasing to 50 gusting to 80 kilometres an hour in the afternoon. Definitely looking very gusty.”
Sekhon added that temperatures during trick or treating hours won’t be too different from the daytime high, sitting in the seven to eight degree range.
He also emphasizes that anyone with decorations to make sure they’re tied down, and to stay clear of any weak trees or loose branches.
More information about the forecast can be found on Environment Canada’s website here.
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