Will Rain Spoil The Tri-Valley's Halloween?

LIVERMORE, CA — As the Tri-Valley gets ready for Halloween, many residents may be worried that their costumes will get wet. Rain is predicted across the region, and the National Weather Service warned that high tides and additional water from rising sea levels could cause flooding in parts of the Bay Area.

So what's in store for the Tri-Valley Saturday night?

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Daytime highs are supposed to peak at around 67 degrees, and will drop to 57 degrees in the later evening. Forecasters predict a 20% chance of rain during the day, and a 25% chance at night. The National Weather Service estimates that the rain will only accumulate to less than 0.10 inches, with the highest amounts closer to the coast.

Though only light rain is expected, Tri-Valley cities have a number of storm preparation resources. Click on the links below for all local storm information. Sandbags are available in the following locations:

Danville:

• 1000 Sherburne Hills Road, off of Camino Tassajara next to the Town of Danville Post Office. Residents are asked to take a maximum of 20 bags.

San Ramon:

• Athan Downs, Montevideo Drive near San Ramon Valley Blvd
• Central Park, Alcosta Blvd adjacent to the San Ramon Community Center
• San Ramon Sports Park, Sherwood Way
• Sunny Glen Community Center, Southeast corner of Fircrest Lane and Craydon Circle

Dublin:

• City of Dublin Corporation Yard, located at 5709 Scarlett Court. A self-serve, sandbag-filling station with sand, shovels, and bags is also available if the pre-filled sandbags are gone. Limit to 10 or fewer. Alameda County Public Works Agency also makes sandbags available at their Maintenance and Operations Corporation Yard at 4825 Gleason Drive.

Pleasanton:

• 3333 Busch Road
• 5997 Parkside Drive
• Free sand and empty bags provided, but you must bring your own shovel.

Livermore:

• Water Reclamation Plant: 101 W. Jack London Blvd. (limit 6 bags/household)
• Maintenance Service Center: 3500 Robertson Park Rd. (limit 6 bags/household)
• Fire Station 6: 4550 East Ave. (limit 6 bags/household)
• Fire Station 8: 5750 Scenic Ave. (limit 6 bags/household)
• Zone 7 Water Agency: 100 North Canyons Pkwy (limit 10 bags/household)
• Zone 7 Water Agency: College Avenue at Parkway Park (limit 10 bags/household)
• Zone 7 Water Agency: Hartford Avenue at Bluebell Drive (limit 10 bags/household)

SEE ALSO:

• Coastal Flooding, Rain To Haunt Bay Area Halloween Weekend