A potential nor’easter forming off the East Coast next week could bring rain, wind, and travel disruptions at the height of Halloween festivities, raising concerns across the Northeast and mid-Atlantic at a time when millions of families plan outdoor events.
Forecasters are tracking the conditions that may develop off the Eastern Seaboard in the middle of next week, raising the likelihood of widespread rain and strong winds for Halloween, according to early model indications from NBC Boston and The Weather Channel.
The event is still six to 10 days out, and meteorologists caution that uncertainty remains high.
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