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Rose Parade Weather (Photo – W.K.).
It will be a chilly (SoCal standard) 2020 Rose Parade weather in Pasadena with a chance of light showers, according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac.
By Jessica Woo
The weather service predicts the weather on Wednesday to be upper 40s and rising to low-60’s throughout the day.
New Year’s Eve and Day
The Parade occurs on New Year’s Day. A chilly night is forecast for Wednesday night with temperatures in the upper 40s in the evening (low 38F) with 20 % chance of rain.
Rain or shine, float decorators are working against the clock to finish the floats.
Rose Parade overnight camping (Photo – W.K.).
Overnight camping
If you’re planning for overnight camping on the famous Colorado Boulevard, it is wise to bring a warm jacket, heavy blankets, and a pillow. Do not underestimate sleeping on the boulevard as it will get cold; colder than sleeping in an enclosed environment (as in your bedroom.) Dress up in layers and have some warm fluids handy.
Day of the parade
- Wear comfortable shoes.
- Bring a seat cushion (those bleachers will be really cold early morning).
- Wear layers. It will be chilly when the parade starts, and it will gradually warm up.
- Bring coffee or tea, water and snacks.
Useful links
Useful Links
> 2020 Rose Parade Parking tips and restrictions.
> 2020 Rose Parade Safety tips and reminders.
> Getting home after the parade.
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