Expect Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C., to be abnormally cold and windy. Here’s what to know about the Inauguration Day ...

Occurring near the coldest time of the year in the District, inauguration weather is ... before John F. Kennedy took office. Though most of the snow fell Jan. 19, the 1961 inauguration holds ...

caught a cold because of the weather. This developed into pneumonia and she died at the end of March. John F. Kennedy’s inauguration day in 1961 was a cold one, but that wasn’t the only issue.

Noting that wintry precipitation is possible on Inauguration Day, the weather service ... Snowiest: 1961. Eight inches of snow fell the night before John F. Kennedy was sworn in.

The weather for Trump’s second inauguration seems most likely to resemble that of John F. Kennedy’s inauguration in 1961, which featured eight inches of fresh snow on the ground and a noon ...

The weather forecast calls for a chance of ... Former President John F. Kennedy’s 1961 inauguration was also extremely cold, at 22 degrees with several inches of snow on the ground.

Kennedy’s 1961 inauguration for the second coldest ... of this story said that this would be the third time weather forced the inauguration indoors. This will be at least the fifth time.