Nottinghamshire is forecast a mostly dry Halloween on Saturday 31 October, with dense fog possible during the morning before brighter conditions develop later.
Temperatures are expected to reach around 13C during the afternoon, with very light winds throughout the day.
Early morning
Fog is expected to be the main feature during the early hours and morning, with visibility potentially very poor in places.
Temperatures will be around 8C to 9C, while humidity is forecast to reach 99% during the foggiest period.
Winds will be extremely light, generally around 1mph from the east or east-north-east, with gusts of only around 4mph.
The chance of rain remains below 5%.
Midday
The fog should gradually lift through the morning, although mist and low cloud may linger for a time.
Conditions are expected to brighten towards midday, with temperatures rising to around 10C and then 11C.
Winds remain light from the east or south-east at around 1 to 2mph.
The chance of rain stays below 5%.
Afternoon
Brighter conditions are forecast during the afternoon, with sunny spells developing.
Temperatures rise to around 12C before reaching a high of about 13C, with the feels-like temperature close to the actual temperature.
Winds remain very light, generally around 1 to 2mph, with gusts mostly below 10mph.
Conditions should remain dry.
Evening
Halloween evening is expected to remain dry, with clear skies initially before mist begins to develop again later.
Temperatures fall from around 12C at 4pm to 11C at 5pm, 10C at 6pm and 8C by 7pm.
By 8pm temperatures are forecast to be around 7C, falling to 6C by 10pm and 11pm.
Mist is expected to develop from around 9pm onwards as humidity rises above 95%.
Winds remain very light at around 1 to 2mph, meaning mist or fog could become locally persistent later in the evening.
Overall, Halloween looks largely dry across Nottinghamshire, with the main weather issue being fog and poor visibility during the morning and the return of mist later in the evening.
