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With less than a week to go until Inauguration Day on January 20, you might be interested in this look back at the weather on some previous Inauguration Days by Tom Moore of iWeatherNet.com. You can read it at https://www.iweathernet.com/dallas-fort-worth/inauguration-day-weather-highlights-from-the-past. This year’s event is likely to be one of the warmest on record if the current forecast holds true.
President William H. Taft returns to the White House after his inauguration on a snowy and windy March 4th 1909 in Washington, D.C. Photo credit : National Weather Service
