Nashville’s Halloween stays warm and mostly dry for trick-or-treating, but showers arrive overnight before a rainy Sunday.

Tulsa's Halloween should stay mild with passing showers, but a much stormier Monday is on deck with thunderstorms, heavy rain concerns and gusty winds.

Jacksonville’s Halloween forecast brings warm temperatures but rising winds, coastal flooding and dangerous surf. The wettest weather arrives Sunday into Monday, when heavy rain could trigger localized flooding.

Boston gets a sunny Halloween with a high near 53, but temperatures will tumble after sunset. A warm week follows before rain and thunderstorms return late next week.

Cleveland's Halloween forecast stays mild and mostly dry, with a high near 61. Temperatures climb into the 70s before rain returns midweek.

Birmingham’s Halloween starts mild and mostly cloudy, but rain chances rise Saturday night and Sunday. A brief dry spell arrives Monday before storms return midweek.

Akron's Halloween looks cool, with warmer weather building through Tuesday before rain chances return midweek.

Charleston’s Halloween will be mild and mostly dry, but gusty winds, possible coastal flooding and dangerous rip currents will complicate beach plans.

Grand Rapids gets a mild, mostly dry Halloween before rain chances climb next week.

Orlando gets a warm Halloween, but the weekend forecast takes a soggier turn. Sunday and Monday bring the biggest rain and storm chances.

Buffalo’s Halloween starts chilly near 40 degrees before the afternoon reaches 56. A warm-up follows Sunday, with unsettled weather possibly returning Thursday.

Indianapolis gets a mild, cloudy Halloween with only a slight rain chance. The wetter weather arrives Sunday and builds into Tuesday and Wednesday.

Columbia’s Halloween forecast looks mild and mostly dry, with a high near 72 under mostly cloudy skies. Rain chances rise sharply by Wednesday.