Rose Parade floats on the move to Pasadena as New Years Eve storm slams SoCal
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Key Points:
- The Rose Parade in Pasadena is set to proceed rain or shine, with volunteers spending hours decorating floats that are now being slowly moved into position despite wet weather.
- Rain is expected for the first time in 20 years during the parade, prompting attendees to bring umbrellas and ponchos, though the crowd size near the route has decreased due to the weather.
- Authorities are enforcing rules prohibiting tents and pop-ups along the parade route, while some spectators are staying dry in RVs and campers.
- Officials have covered delicate float details to protect them from rain, and Pasadena Fire Chief Chad Augustin emphasized reliance on real-time weather updates to ensure public safety amid possible thunderstorms.
- The parade will be broadcast live on ABC7 at
