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Wednesday's game between the Dodgers and Rockies was scheduled to start at 5:10 p.m. PT at Coors Field, but nearly 90 minutes later there is no game yet, though the planned start time is now 7:20 p.m. PT, per multiple reports from Denver.
This continues a season of uncommon weather delays for the Dodgers, and not just involving the Rockies.
On April 7, the Dodgers and Padres started 30 minutes late due to rain.
On May 8, the Dodgers and Rockies were shortened by rain, with the Dodgers winning 2-1 in six innings.
On May 9, the Dodgers and Rockies were rained out, a storm so big the game was called several hours before it was scheduled to begin. That postponement necessitated Tuesday's doubleheader at Coors Field.
On May 10, there was no delay but the morning began with Coors Field covered in snow.
On May 14, the Dodgers had their first in-game rain delay at Dodger Stadium since 2008, an interruption of one hour, 25 minutes against the Rockies.
On Saturday in St. Louis, the Dodgers and Cardinals started two hours, 20 minutes late.
Here are some sights from Coors Field from those who are there.
Tarp is now off at Coors Field. Shallow left field is fairly flooded, though.
— Dargan Southard (@dsouth16) June 4, 2015
We remain in weather delay with no further update at this time. FWIW, tonight's giveaway is a towel. #SilverLinings pic.twitter.com/kqYdyquFrm
— #VoteRox (@Rockies) June 4, 2015
The scene at Coors Field. This should not be the norm but has been this season, unfortunately @spillygoat19 pic.twitter.com/NfmZw13o6i
— Jenny Cavnar (@jennycavnar) June 4, 2015
The white golf balls on the field is hail. Oh hail no my car!!!! pic.twitter.com/vL0ozQaBYe
— Ryan Spilborghs (@spillygoat19) June 4, 2015
David Hale may be back in Albuquerque, but he left something behind. Currently hailing at Coors Field. pic.twitter.com/02cyYIrEfY
— Dargan Southard (@dsouth16) June 4, 2015
Hailstorm picturing: @PerezEd, @alannarizzo, @rockieszingers all shooting pictures of the storm #Rockies-#Dodgers pic.twitter.com/G8tkDejmno
— Thomas Harding (@harding_at_mlb) June 4, 2015