Treble Parade: Thousands of Man City fans flood the street despite rain to celebrate their team's treble (Photos)

Thousands of supporters flooded Manchester's streets as Manchester City players fought the elements to celebrate their historic Triple.

The squad was supposed to leave Tonman Street, go to St. Mary's Gate, and conclude at the intersection of Princess Street and Portland Street, however bad weather delayed the squad's departure.

Manchester City's players and supporters celebrated their historic triple victory on Monday night despite the rain, which did not dampen their enthusiasm.

Due to the possibility of thunderstorms, thousands of spectators lined the streets before the procession, which started an hour later than scheduled.

Police horses pulled stars from Manchester City through the procession on Monday night.

Each player took turns hoisting the Champions League, Premier League, and FA Cup trophies in front of the cheering crowd, many of whom had scaled bus stops, scaffolding, and windows to get a view of their idols.

Pep Guardiola, the manager of City, smoked a cigar while observing from the bus, while Kevin De Bruyne was also seen dancing to the music and drinking a beer.

After winning the FA Cup against rival Manchester United, City won the European Championship on Sunday with a tight 1-0 victory over Inter in Istanbul. They started the first leg of the triple a few weeks earlier by easily defeating Arsenal's bid for the Premier League championship.