"Temperatures will be 15 to 25 degrees Fahrenheit above the historical average in the Plains, mid-Mississippi Valley, and Midwest," AccuWeather lead long-range expert Paul Pastelok said.
Mike Thomas, a meteorologist for Fox 5 DC, took to X to pun about the 'scary warm' temperatures, noting that it could be the hottest Halloween in fifty years.
New Yorkers are typically used to chilly temperatures of around 58 degrees on Halloween night. While the unusual warmth may be spooky, at least costumes won't be ruined by coats and jackets.
While Boston started the week with snowflakes, by Thursday, the temperature could be in the high 70s.
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