When is the hummelstown halloween parade

See parade rules. The parade officially begins at the intersection of Water and High Streets, proceeds west on High Street, turns right onto Walnut Street, then right onto Main Street heading east. The parade will disperse just past the square at Water Street.

Hummelstown, PA Phone: Email: trefzandbowser aol. Supervisor: Stephen R. To enter parade line up area, turn onto Prospect Street from Division Street, go down Prospect Street and turn left onto Poplar Ave and line up behind the last entry.

Fasten your number securely for judging purposes! Walkers and float riders must be in costume and vehicle entries must be decorated. Performances for the Judges may not exceed 2 minutes in time. Your cooperation will be greatly appreciated and will allow our judges to fairly evaluate each contestant and select winners.

Storms are predicted across all of central Pennsylvania in a window from 7 to The storms this evening could contain strong winds with rainfall possibly reaching an inch throughout central Pennsylvania. The probability of showers and thundershowers is 70 percent, and that will continue through the overnight hours.

Expect the storms to move from southwest to northeast across the region. After a day in which some cities throughout Pennsylvania set high temperature records, the highs tomorrow are forecast to barely reach 60 and then drop into the low 50s Tuesday night.

Winds could gust 15 to 25 mph, with rainfall totals reaching another half-inch and possibly topping that. The probability of rain is 80 percent. The remainder of the week according to the National Weather Service shows typical late-October days, with highs between 60 and 65 Wednesday and Thursday and from 55 to 60 Friday through Sunday. Lows will generally drop to around 50 Wednesday and Thursday and then into the 40s Friday into next week, when it could dip into the high 30s.

High winds and heavy rain are forecast to slide northeast through New Jersey and up the coast. New York City is under a gale watch and a flash flood watch, with a forecast of anywhere from 2 to 5 inches predicted from late tonight into Tuesday morning.

Flash flood watch expands to 17 counties. Warmer temperatures, average snowfall expected this winter.