The rain is dampening the Giants' World Series championship parade in San Francisco and may force trick-or-treaters throughout the Sacramento region to cover up with rain jackets Friday evening.
Rain was already falling in San Francisco Friday morning as city officials closed off streets in preparation for a noon parade to celebrate the Giants' World Series win. Up to 2 million people are expected to turn out for the parade, and most are prepared with rain gear.
A cold front will impact interior Northern California today and tonight bringing rain and mountain snow with isolated thunderstorms.
Much cooler temperatures are also expected. Showers are expected behind the front on Saturday then end Sunday. Drier and milder weather is expected next week.
#HunterPenceSigns #SFGTrilogy pic.twitter.com/AVYWt1XAWG
— MLB (@MLB) October 31, 2014
Mdt to hvy rain mvg into #Sac. Exp travel delays w slick roads. Rain will continue off/on thru the even. #HolloRain pic.twitter.com/z3Wn9SjHzB
— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) October 31, 2014
Precip has began. How much rain/snow? #hallowrain #sierrasnow #sacwx pic.twitter.com/obJCPA3409
— NWS Sacramento (@NWSSacramento) October 31, 2014
“@Haleaziz: SF library getting in on the Hunter Pence sign trend #SFGParade pic.twitter.com/GDMyeQKpTn” @algibes Best @hunterpence sign EVER!!!!
— CodEeeek! DrabBoo? (@TheManDamned) October 31, 2014
I think boys are ready! pic.twitter.com/ENB4ZGIkwW
— Dave Flemming (@FlemmingDave) October 31, 2014
Best #HunterPenceSign of the day: "Joe Buck stole Hunter Pence's scooter." :P
— Sarah Hoover (@shoover109) October 31, 2014
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