While much of the nation will be rain-free on Halloween, that won't be the case in much of the Northwest or parts of New England.

This feature will be a quick mover & rather weak. With that said, we’ll see scattered mountain snow (above 5,000’-6,000’), valley rain/snow & wind on Wednesday.

By Monday night and Tuesday, a coastal low will form off the Carolinas and move out to sea, bringing a chance of light drizzle or spotty showers along the coast. Winds will pick up near the shore, gusting up to 30 or 35 mph.

"Knowing the weather forecast for Thanksgiving helps you prepare and make the most of the holiday," the publication said.

Here's a close look at the Halloween weather expectations. They aren't as bad as what people are telling me they see on a run-of-the-mill weather app.

Most of the state dried out on Thursday after rain showers passed through on Wednesday. The high in Phoenix on Oct. 23 was 84F. This weekend, temperatures will slowly increase on Saturday and Sunday.

Brutal snowstorms slam the Western U.S., triggering weather warnings as forecasters urge caution amid travel chaos and outages.

Chilly weather will continue through this weekend with a frost advisory issued for tonight in 9 New Jersey counties.