PHOENIX — Forget spooky chills and misty rain; Halloween in the Phoenix area is typically sunshine and warmth. For trick-or-treaters and partygoers, our desert climate offers a delightfully mild, often hot, experience that's far removed from the stereotypical autumn chill felt in other parts of the country.

Phoenix's late-October weather often feels more like a mid-September day elsewhere. The historical data paints a clear picture of a warm holiday:

The typical daytime high for October 31st in Phoenix stands at a comfortable 83°. This means costume choices usually favor lighter materials!

The mercury has soared even higher. The all-time record high for Halloween in Phoenix was a blistering 96°, set back in 1988. It's a reminder that true desert heat can linger well into the fall.

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