If you are heading out to a local Halloween event or taking the kids trick-or-treating around the neighborhood, expect chilly but dry weather. Temperatures will quickly drop into the 40s once the sun sets.

Daylight Saving Time ends, resulting in an extra hour of sleep. The sun will rise an hour earlier on Sunday morning and will also set an hour earlier in the evening.

It's a very chilly start to Sunday, with frost and freezes expected. Expect a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures reaching near 60 in the afternoon. It's fantastic weather for anyone heading out to cheer on the New York City Marathon runners or participating in the race.

November starts with cool and sunny weather. Temperatures will climb into the mid- to upper 60s and could even hit 70 by Wednesday and Thursday. Typical high temperatures for this time of year are only in the 50s.

It has been nearly two weeks since the city last saw rain. However, changes are on the way. Rain is likely to return Thursday evening into Friday, though there is still some uncertainty about how heavy the downpours will be or if they will linger into next weekend.