Some Dodgers fans woke up extra early Thursday morning to get their hands on some World Series Championship gear. 

A small line was already forming long before the Dick’s Sporting Goods location in Pasadena was ready to open.

Dick’s locations across the greater Los Angeles area will be opening at 7 a.m. but some fans wanted to make sure they got their merchandise early after getting shut out the night before.

“It was a long ling. It closed at midnight. I would have waited even longer than two and a half hours but I wanted to be back first thing in the morning to get my merch,” Dodger fan Wayne Van said outside the store at 5:45 a.m.

Van says he was just five customers away from entering the store when it closed but remained in good spirits.

“I just want a few shirts and I’ll be so happy … I’m buying for myself and two friends who are on the night shift at the hospital so they can’t be here,” Van said.

Some fans were able to get their hands on some gear last night as soon as the Dodgers beat the Yankees in Game 5 of the World Series. 

Video showed a line of people watching their cellphones outside the store, celebrating as the Dodgers recorded the final out. 

One fan who talked to KTLA Wednesday night said he spent about $1,500 on World Series gear. 

Dick’s locations in Pasadena, West Covina, Upland Colonies, El Segundo, Chino, Tustin, Santa Clarita, Esplanade Center, Edinger Plaza, Antelope Valley Mall, Cerritos, Glendale, Thousand Oaks, Torrance, Northridge, Eastvale and The Mall of Victor Valley will be opening early Thursday.

A week after he made national headlines for supporting the Menendez brothers’ resentencing, Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascón went a step further, announcing he supports the brothers’ request for clemency from Gov. Gavin Newsom.

Erik and Lyle Menendez asked Newsom for clemency on Monday, a request Gascón’s office supported with a letter to Newsom, the District Attorney’s Office said in a news release.

“I strongly support clemency for Erik and Lyle Menendez, who are currently serving sentences of life without possibility of parole. They have respectively served 34 years and have continued their educations and worked to create new programs to support the rehabilitation of fellow inmates,” said Gascón.

The clemency decision now rests with Newsom, though the Menendezes could still be freed if a judge agrees with their request for resentencing, something Gascón has also called for.

If approved, the Menendezes could be paroled being sentenced to life in prison without parole in the 1989 shootings of their parents at their Beverly Hills home.

A hearing on resentencing is scheduled for Dec. 11.

A low pressure system in the Pacific Ocean could bring some substantial rainfall to Southern California this weekend. 

That weather pattern, known as zonal flow, is why SoCal has seen average and slightly above average temperatures this week, KTLA 5 meteorologist Henry DiCarlo explained. 

“Keep in mind, in this time of year, we can generally get warm weather or get much cooler weather, and we’re right around the average…the reason for that is zonal flow,” Henry said. “It’s slightly cooler because the air starts from the north and takes a turn, so we’re not bringing in warm air or aggressively cold air.”

A high pressure system currently over the southwestern U.S. will be affected by the trough; however, the extent of how much precipitation will fall is still up in the air. 

“What we get is this area of low pressure which during the summer months, typically stays to the north, but now since the jet stream has moved a little bit, the high pressure starts to weaken,” Henry elaborated. “It’s going to open the door [for rain] but the question is how [wide] the door is open.” 

If the low pressure system moves down the western seaboard and hovers over California and Nevada – as some computer models project – that could pave the way for as much as two to three inches of rain this weekend. 

That said, if the high pressure system continues to hold through Wednesday and Thursday, the chance of precipitation falls significantly. 

“If the high pressure that we have today and tomorrow stays with us and is strong enough to bump the low pressure system just a couple hundred miles to the east, we will get shut out,” Henry said. 

In their latest regional forecast, the National Weather Service stated that the storm’s trajectory is still “highly uncertain,” but can bring the possibility of rain, high-elevation snow and gusty winds. 

As for the rest of the workweek, it will be dry across most of the region, NWS says. Warm temperatures and clear skies should provide for a comfortable Halloween trick-or-treating experience on Thursday night.