Inauguration Weather Forecast: Count on Cold
CWG's Full Forecast Through Inauguration Weekend
INAUGURATIONCASTTuesday, January 20, 2009
| MORNING LOW | SWEARING IN* | WEATHER | CHANCE OF PRECIP |
| 20-25F | 27-32F | Partly cloudy | 20% |
There's little doubt left it's going to be a cold day (but nothing like today in the D.C. area, where wind chills are in the single digits), and maybe a bit breezy. Temperatures will probably start the day in the low 20s and climb to the low 30s by afternoon.
There's also little doubt about the chances of a big storm: slim to none. As of now, it doesn't appear we'll see anything more than the chance of some flurries, if that.
Confidence: Medium
*Swearing in is scheduled for noon.
WEATHER OF INAUGURATIONS PAST
Clinton, 1993: Noon Temp: 40F. It was sunny and pleasant.
History fact courtesy National Weather Service.
There's also little doubt about the chances of a big storm: slim to none. As of now, it doesn't appear we'll see anything more than the chance of some flurries, if that.
Confidence: Medium
*Swearing in is scheduled for noon.
WEATHER OF INAUGURATIONS PAST
Clinton, 1993: Noon Temp: 40F. It was sunny and pleasant.
History fact courtesy National Weather Service.
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By Capital Weather Gang |
January 16, 2009; 11:10 AM ET
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maybe there won't be riots. This is God's way of disaproving obama.