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Pineapple express a flood threat to California, Southwest

An atmospheric river referred to as the "pineapple express" will bring heavy rain to parts of the Desert Southwest and Southern California over Halloween weekend, just over a week after destructive flooding plagued parts of Arizona, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah.

These atmospheric rivers often fuel heavy rain events in the West, especially in a stronger El Niño winter.

We'll discuss more about this pattern after laying out the important forecast details through this weekend.

A larger batch of precipitation is arriving across the West and will continue to ramp up and spread further into the region as the weekend progresses.

Rain and storms to haunt millions of Halloween trick-or-treaters across 20+ states

Trick-or-treaters could be facing a washout tonight across parts of California, the Southwest, the Deep South, as well as the Gulf Coast and Florida.

The weather will be playing tricks this Halloween, with trick-or-treaters facing storms across more than 20 states, including a washout for parts of California, the Southwest, the Deep South, as well as the Gulf Coast and Florida.

Multiple storm systems are developing over the West, the Lower Mississippi and Tennessee River valleys and the Southeast, leaving only the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast and parts of the Plains and Upper Midwest with a clear and dry trick-or-treating forecast.

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San Diego County prepares for rainy Halloween weekend

Something spookier than Halloween? The rainy forecast. NBC 7’s Brooke Martell explains how people are preparing their Halloween for the weather.

It’s Halloween weekend, which could mean you’re putting the finishing touches on your costume, getting the candy bowl filled, and this year, closely watching the forecast.

For the first time in nearly 40 years, San Diego could have a rainy Halloween. So, rain this time of year is pretty rare, which is why so many events, aside from trick-or-treating, can be outside, like The Haunted Trail at Balboa Park.

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