Rain will continue tonight and there will be a rain/snow mix on Halloween

WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – Showers and storms are expected to continue this evening. At times the rainfall is moderate or even heavy. Storms are still not expected, but storms can lead to strong gusts of wind.

Rain on Thursday morning(WSAW)

It is expected to rain again on Thursday morning. This second round will bring rain to most of central Wisconsin and a rain/snow mix to the Northwoods. When the area stops raining, we expect about 1 to 3 inches of rain. Most of us won't get any measurable snow, but some communities in the far Northwoods could collect an inch or two of snow on elevated areas. Roads and sidewalks will be less affected as they are still warm from the heat we have had this week.

In addition to the expected rainfall, most communities in the Northwoods are expected to... — In addition to the expected rainfall, most communities in the Northwoods are expected to see their first snowfall of the new season.(WSAW)

The amount of precipitation could be up to 1-3" in north central Wisconsin. — Rainfall totals could be up to 1 to 3 inches in north-central Wisconsin.(WSAW)

Temperatures for trick-or-treaters vary. Some of us will be near Highway 29 and in the mid to low 40s to the south. If you're trick-or-treating in the Northwoods, there's a higher chance you'll be in your mid to upper 30s.

On Halloween, temperatures in the Northwoods will be significantly cooler than further south.(WSAW)

Wind gusts of up to 30-40 MPH may occur on Halloween as rain and snow fall.(WSAW)

Snow accumulations are expected to be limited to elevated areas.(WSAW)

The rest of the week will feel a lot more like fall. High temperatures will be in the 50s to 55s for most of the weekend and early next week. More rain is expected from Sunday to Tuesday. It's too early to tell how much precipitation we'll get.