Being a kid in Toronto on Halloween often means dressing up as Spiderman in a coat instead of plain old Spiderman, but that doesn't mean we don't hold out hope for mild weather every year come trick-or-treating time.

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— BIG LUKEY (@Lukeass06) October 30, 2019

Environment Canada revealed that this year will be no less disappointing than usual when it issued a forecast for significant rainfall and high winds between today and Friday morning. (But hey, at least it's not snow.)

"Rainfall amounts of 30 to 50 mm are possible, with the heaviest rain occurring Thursday afternoon," the special weather advisory states. "Strong northwesterly to westerly wind gusts of 70 km/h are possible Thursday night into Friday morning."

The most realistic thing I’ve heard all day........ Going out for Halloween in Canada sucks. You can never just be what you want to be, you have to wear your costume and then like three jackets on top because you’ll be bloody freaking freezing.

— Hayley Krajewski-Williamson (@Hippified_22) October 28, 2019

So whether you're going out partying or taking some wee ones door-to-door tomorrow night, make sure to bundle up, keep an eye out for drivers who may be experiencing reduced visibility, and wear something waterproof. Oh, Canada!