Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: King Tides and heavy rain fuel major coastal flooding across the Southeast as water levels surge Tropical Storm Olana takes shape as Hawaii faces growing flood threat ahead of Halloween Super El Niño then and now: How this year's strengthening event compares to historic extremes Halloween is less than a week away, and the forecast is shaping up for millions of trick-or-treaters across the US. It’s the first time since 2020 that Halloween is on a Saturday, and Americans from coast to coast will be making the most of the weekend to celebrate. But will any regions in the Lower 48 see some spooky weather in their forecast as the brewing Super El Niño has full control of the nation’s weather? Northeast The forecast in the Northeast is looking dry, as high pressure builds across the Northern Tier of the US next weekend — a lucky thing for trick-or-treaters and those participating in any Halloween parades or outdoor festivities.
