PM Update: Halloween trick-or-treating weather not too spooky Posted at 04:30 PM ET, 10/31/2012 TheWashingtonPost Coastal Flood Warning & Flood Warning for the Potomac River *** Live Weather Updates from CWG's Twitter Feed. Refresh page for latest. Highs in the low-to-mid 50s today are considerably warmer than yesterday, but still rather cool compared to Halloween's normal about 10 degrees milder. If you're headed out to partake in this evening's festivities, remember to bundle up! Temperatures: Latest D.C. area temperature map. See interactive map on our Weather Wall. Through Tonight: There might be a random sprinkle (10% chance) somewhere, but nothing of note. Temperatures should start dropping toward the low 50s or around 50 by early evening, and range from near 50 and into the 40s by and after sunset. Winds decrease, but still blow around 5-10 mph from the west and northwest. Otherwise, mainly cloudy skies persist with lows falling to a range of the mid-30s to low 40s. Tomorrow (Thursday): The remnants of Sandy are still spinning around to the north and little waves of energy rotate through. That keeps us mostly to fully cloudy with about a 20-30% chance of a shower, particularly in the morning through midday. Highs are mainly in the mid-50s, perhaps low 50s in spots. See Dan Stillman's forecast through the weekend. And if you haven't already, join us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter . For related traffic news, check out Dr. Gridlock. Sandy's local stats: Our local National Weather Service office has compiled detailed town-specific information for rain, wind and snow across the area. If you haven't checked out the broader northeast view of "Sandy by the numbers," give it a read! Pollen update: Pollen season is at an end. Reports will be infrequent from here out.