10/31 Ryan’s “Warm Halloween” Thursday Morning Forecast

It's going to be a warm Halloween this year as warm, humid conditions linger into November.

It’s going to be quite a warm Halloween for everyone on the Mississippi Gulf Coast! Our morning was even more humid than it was at the start of the week when we had all the dense fog in the area, but stronger winds and rapid warming kept us too far away from the dewpoint to get any going. Coastal lows this morning fell to only down to the mid 70s, and this afternoon will once again climb into the low to mid 80s from the southern areas to the northern. After today, mornings will start getting a bit cooler for the next week, but don’t expect any drastic changes in lows or highs as a consistently warm and humid pattern sets up.

Tropics: the potential disturbance in the Caribbean is starting to see more consistency in its northward drift. There still isn’t much agreement between models, so stay tuned.