Providence is starting Halloween under clear skies and cool air, with a sunny afternoon ahead and no rain expected for trick-or-treating. The catch arrives after sunset, when temperatures will drop quickly and costumes may need a little help from jackets, hoodies, or strategic layering.
Sunny Halloween Turns Cold After Dark
Saturday’s high should reach about 55 degrees, with northwest winds between 3 and 9 mph. The National Weather Service expects clear skies to continue Saturday night, with temperatures falling to around 31 degrees and winds becoming light.
That is a meaningful evening chill for anyone spending time outdoors, especially children in lighter costumes. The colder setup is a sharper update to Hoodline’s earlier Providence forecast, which also flagged a dry but colder Halloween night.
Warm, Dry Stretch Arrives Next Week
Sunday brings more sunshine and a high near 61, followed by highs around 67 Monday and 68 Tuesday. Wednesday could be the warmest day of the stretch, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures near 69 degrees.
Rain Chances Return Thursday
The quiet pattern may finally loosen Thursday, when a chance of rain showers arrives alongside another mild high near 69. Showers could continue Thursday night, and Friday currently looks unsettled, with showers and thunderstorms likely and a high near 66.
