BRITS are in for a ghastly Halloween with even more torrential downpours.

       October 31 looks set to be a wash-out so trick or treating could be off the cards.

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       Kids are gearing up for an evening of trick or treating What's the Halloween 2021 UK weather forecast?

       The Met Office has issued yellow weather warnings for rain over the Halloween weekend.

       They cover the south coast of England, western Wales, England and Scotland, and Aberdeen and the surrounding areas.

       Heavy rain could spark travel disruption and flooding is possible.

       A slew of warnings are in place amid concern lives could be in danger.

       There are seven flood warnings and 43 flood alerts in place across England, while there are four and nine respectively in Scotland.

       In Wales, 26 flood alerts and two warnings cover western parts of the country.

       On top of the deluge, gusts will reach up to 60mph in some areas.

       And despite above-average temperatures for much of October, the mercury will plummet in the coming days.

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       At prime trick or treating time in the early evening, temperatures will hover between 7C and 13C.

       But as the night sets in, so will the cold.

       it will drop to 4C in northern areas and up to 11C in the south.

       A Met Office forecaster said of the conditions on Halloween itself: "Heavy rain and possibly squally winds advancing across remaining eastern and northern areas.

       "Turning somewhat brighter but with further heavy showers in places, most persistent in parts of the northwest."

       If you plan to brave the rain and head out for some spooky festivities, make sure you wrap up warm - and don't forget an umbrella!