Etta

4 hours ago, wdrag said:

Good morning mid-Atlantic,

Can someone alert me (or post a reply)  if anyone there has been looking at Inauguration Day weather in of course DC.  In particular I'm looking for information regarding this possibly being the worst wintry Inauguration Day since 1961 (Kennedy Inaugural storm).  Seems to me--(my guess only) looks like Noon temps mid 20s with wind, a colder wind chill 10-15 and inch or 2 of snow still left on the ground?  If that were true,  did anyone review all the inauguration days for wintry conditions?  Rain doesn't bother me for my information.  Snow on the ground and temps below freezing are my interest. I see nothing in the headlines from LWX, but it might be buried somewhere--I just haven't taken the time to check.  Thank you,  Walt

The Capital Weather Gang did a whole article on historical Inauguration weather yesterday. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2025/01/14/inauguration-day-forecast-dc-weather-cold-wind/

He looked down upon the Euro

  And said "Say a prayer for snow"

She handed him a cold one, whispered:

   "God will help the Bros"

He could see the models running

   And said "This sure looks like rain..

 If its 33 and drizzly, 

   I will never track again.

There were seven models running

  On the laptop of the Bro

He was praying the eight fifty

  Would be cold enough for snow.

When the models stopped, and his vision cleared

  He passed out upon the floor

For the seven models running

  Showed eighteen to twenty-four.