Soggy spooks expected in Chicago area on Halloween: Here's the latest forecast

You may want to add an umbrella to your costume plans this Halloween as it looks like Mother Nature has a few tricks up her sleeve. Light rain showers began early this morning and are expected to continue into the afternoon, though it may lighten up in some areas by peak trick-or-treating hours. We re gonna be dealing with not only some light rain showers, but pockets of drizzle from noon and into the afternoon time frame, NBC 5 Storm Team Meteorologist Pete Sack said. Unfortunately, it might be a soggy Halloween as we go through the day today. Around 3 p.m., when many trick-or-treaters are expected to be out or starting their haunts, some shower activity is still expected to be overhead. Be prepared, Sack said. There are going to be pockets of drizzle out there, so have an umbrella handy with you. In the afternoon timeframe, just a few showers are expected, and temperatures will peak around 62 degrees, with a slight breeze from the southeast hitting at aroun