Photos: Trick-or-treaters around the region brave rain on blustery Halloween
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Christian Anderson, 11, of Tarentum makes his way down Ninth Avenue on Thursday evening dresses in his creepy clown costume on Halloween, Oct. 31, 2019.
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Zoe McKinney, 1, crosses the street as a Unicorn with her parents, Samantha and Zachary, on Halloween night in Tarentum. Oct 31, 2019.
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Anna Walker hands out candy to trick-or-treaters on Halloween night in Tarentum. Oct 31, 2019.
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Kids and their families dressed up as their favorite characters try to avoid splashing in the water puddles while marching on the track in the Greensburg Halloween Parade on Thursday at Lynch Field in Greensburg.
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Friends Maddie Curtis, 11, left, dressed up as a ninja, and Hannah Camarote, 11, right, dressed as a scary clown, walk along Center Avenue in the rain while with Camarote’s parents on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 during trick-or-treating in Greensburg on Halloween night.
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Harper Winter, 5, (right) wearing her mermaid costume, makes a dash for a house in the rain with her friend, Briley Maskrey, 8, of Greensburg as the Addams Family character Wednesday Addams, on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 during trick-or-treating in Greensburg on Halloween night.
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Majesty Kirkling, 5, of Greensburg, dressed up as the superhero Black Panther, tries to stay dry under his mom, Abbi Kirkling’s umbrella, while participating in the Greensburg Halloween Parade in the rain on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 at Lynch Field in Greensburg.
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Piper Moyer, 2, walks in her hedgehog costume with her mom, Alyssa Moyer, of Greensburg, while trying not to get too soaked in the rain on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 at Lynch Field in Greensburg for the annual Greensburg Halloween Parade.
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Isabella McCracken, 4 and her mom, Alexandra, braved the elements to trick-or-treat in Monroeville. Despite windy and wet forecasts, the community decided to hold trick-or-treat on Halloween night. Excited costumed characters headed out into their neighborhoods armed with umbrellas and rain gear.
Halloween’s yucky forecast featuring wind and heavy rains didn’t deter the annual candy hustle for trick-or-treaters around the region Thursday evening.
Beaming smiles, wide eyes and creative costumes filled neighborhood streets in anticipation for the spooky, but chilly candy grab.
Some youngsters (and parents) rocked ponchos atop their outfits, while others sported galoshes and umbrellas as they navigated around — or through puddles on streets and sidewalks.
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