Where in the US will it rain for Halloween weekend?

Given the potential wet weather for Halloween weekend, prediction markets at Kalshi break down which areas have the best chance of precipitation.

As Halloween approaches, millions of Americans will head outside to enjoy the holiday festivities, but wet weather could dampen plans this weekend.

On Halloween, an incoming storm will bring widespread rain across California and higher elevations of the Intermountain West.

While wet weather is unlikely, some parts of the Southwest could see precipitation.

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In addition, a separate storm disturbance across the Mississippi Valley and extending into the Southeast U.S. will also bring heavy rain and thunderstorms, as it has the highest potential for severe weather.

Portions of Southern Alabama and Georgia could see around 2 to 3 inches of rain on Halloween.

Other Southeast states, such as Louisiana and Florida, are likely to see widespread showers throughout the day.

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A Level 1 out of 4 flash flood threat exists for the entire state of Louisiana across southern Georgia and Mississippi. Rain will linger Halloween night into Sunday.

Most of the Southern Plains will be dry and cool on Saturday, but light showers are possible as this fades. The best rain chances are likely across parts of Eastern Texas.

Given the potential wet weather for Halloween weekend, prediction markets at Kalshi break down which areas have the best chance of precipitation.

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Experts at Kalshi expect a 51% chance of rain through the weekend in San Francisco, with a Coastal Flood Advisory in effect until Saturday evening.

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Prediction markets at Kalshi also focus on Texas, giving College Station a 48% chance of precipitation and San Antonio a 45% chance.

These odds may change, as we are two days away from the holiday.

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