It Is Going To Be So Cold And Wet For Trick-Or-Treating In Boise

Right off the bat. If you or your kids are dressing as any kind of summer-themed costume for Halloween this year, you may want to bring the costume box back down from the attic real quick.

Typically around Halloween, it's not uncommon for Boise to be a bit cold, maybe somewhere in the 50s. Well, we wish.

Trick-or-Treating for Halloween 2024 is going to be a bit tricky this year. And cold. And wet.

Rain is expected on Thursday, October 31st, with temperatures dropping into the high 30s.

Now would be a great time to rethink you or your kids' costumes. There's absolutely nothing worse than having cold, wet socks while you're trying to collect a metric ton of candy from strangers.

May we suggest a sasquatch costume? Or perhaps Moo Deng the hippo? (We're imagining a hippo costume would probably be pretty thick)

What are you dressing as this year? Let us know!

Are you staying in this year for Halloween? Not in the mood to give out candy? Well, maybe something a little more spooky would be up your alley.

Have you heard about the ghost that hangs around downtown Boise? Particularly, at one very specific bar downtown. If you've ever visited, perhaps you've felt a little extra presence when you walk in the doors.

Or so they say...

Downtown Boise's Nightclub Ghost

When hundreds of bodies fill into StrangeLove on a Friday or Saturday night, the venue is far from quiet. Loud music keeps the dancefloor going, patrons are screaming and yelling, celebrating and singing along, fighting with their boyfriends--whatever it may be. That only accounts for two nights of the week, though. What about on the other nights when you could hear a pen drop in the empty club? How about a barstool dropping?

According to club owner Ted Challenger, the club has a resident that has been dead-- for years--since about 1906. Her spirit lives on, allegedly, and this security cam footage is chilling!

Gallery Credit: Credit: Mateo, 103.5 KISS FM

Oh, you are handing out candy this year? Great!

Well, it could be great. Depending on what candy you choose to give out to all the neighborhood trick-or-treaters.

Here's our suggestions: