Will the Halloween weather be a trick or a treat?

Trick or treat… or trick or sleet? Luckily, little monsters can leave their brollies in the broom cupboard this year !

It's half-term for many of you, and as darkness creeps in on Friday, the weather may look fang-tastically foggy.

On Halloween night, Saturday 31 October, most ghosts and ghouls should enjoy a dry spell for trick-or-treating.

Western Scotland and parts of Northern Ireland could still see rain, so maybe swap your invisibility cloak for a waterproof one.

Fog may make roads harder to see, so creep it real, stay with a grown-up and cross carefully.

Watch witchy BBC weather presenter Helen Willetts (or should that be ‘Thrilletts’) reveal what's brewing.

First up - plan your route! If someone's dressed their house up for Halloween, they're definitely into it and they're the ones with the goodies behind the door.

Go get 'em - with a responsible adult of course!

Once you've done that you can try to charm them because the mission is to bag as many treats as possible, right?

Top tip: Make sure you empty all the previous sweets out of our buckets so that people feel sorry for you and you get more sweets!

And finally dress up - your costume has got to cut it.

You want some good reactions on the door so make an effort and don't just put your hood up - these guys don't owe you treats!