SUMMARY: Good afternoon, everyone! Welcome to this week‘s Team Kentucky update, and Happy Halloween! Due to challenging weather conditions expected tonight, particularly in central Kentucky, we want to ensure a safe trick-or-treating experience. In Frankfort, all our cabinets and staff will host a safe trick-or-treating event on the first floor of the Capitol from 6 to 8 p.m. If the weather is rainy or stormy, we invite you to bring your children to the Capitol for a fun and secure Halloween celebration.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear dressed up as #TedLasso for #halloween during his news conference.

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SUMMARY: The County Animal Shelter urgently needs assistance after rescuing over a dozen dogs from severe neglect. Volunteer Lee Miller left her job to help improve the lives of pets, stepping in after a family with 16 dogs sought help. Despite previous attempts to get aid from the shelter and police, little was done. Miller also took in a 15-year-old cat that had spent her life in a cage. With the shelter nearing capacity, volunteers are seeking more adoptions and foster homes. For more information on how to help, visit fox56news.com.

Like many shelters in Kentucky, Madison County is close to capacity. So, when an urgent surrender call came in Tuesday night, volunteers decided to step up.

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SUMMARY: Meteorologist Matt Milosevic reports mild temperatures in the region with highs around 70°F, above the normal 64°F. Light showers are starting in areas north and west of the metro, with increased rain chances expected later in the day. For Halloween, temperatures will drop to 75°F amidst rain and potential thunder, and trick-or-treating will continue in scattered showers. Rain is anticipated to intensify by afternoon, tapering off late evening. After midnight, conditions will dry out, with highs around 67°F. The weekend looks warm, with upper 70s expected, and a new round of rain anticipated on Election Day.

WLKY Meteorologist Matt Milosevich has the latest on rain showers and a few storms in our Halloween forecast.

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