With Halloween just two days away, kids are putting the final touches on their costumes and parents are ensuring those costumes can withstand cooler temperatures.
According to Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC), Halloween is expected to be 4 C during the day and then drop to minus 7 C in the evening in Winnipeg.
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“Not expecting wind chills to be particularly bad, but we aren’t very used to temperatures this cold in the evening. Our temperatures lately have been quite warm, so you still might want to wear that extra layer if you’re out trick-or-treating,” said Natalie Hasell, a warning preparedness meteorologist with ECCC.
Hasell said it’s expected to be cloudy throughout the day as well, which could always bring some type of precipitation, but she expects that won’t come until Friday.
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