Inauguration Weather Forecast
With millions of people expected to head to Washington this weekend, it's certainly a question on many people's minds: How cold is it going to be on Inauguration Day?
AccuWeather is predicting the high will be 35 degrees.
That's a little below the average high of 42 in Washington for the day - but not as bad as it could be, particularly in light of warnings that spectators may have to "stand outside in cold weather in a large crowd for up to six hours."
So it looks good for President-elect Obama to continue his lucky streak when it comes to the weather -- you'll recall that Obama's outdoor convention speech in Denver and his Election Night party in Chicago were free from precipitation.
Still, when it comes to the weather, nothing is certain: The Washington Post reports that according to AccuWeather there is a weather system in the northern Pacific "which might or might not come this way Monday and might or might not bring snow."
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"A lot of things could happen between now and then," senior meteorologist Tom Kines told the Post.
