The wind comes from the North Pole. It is expected that during Trump’s inauguration, at exactly noon, the temperature will be freezing, around 6 degrees Celsius below zero.
Everything is set for Republican Donald Trump to assume his second presidency in the United States, but an unexpected actor could mar the ceremony on Monday, January 20. The Siberian air coming from the North Pole will make the inauguration the coldest in the last 40 years.
According to the National Weather Service, it is expected that during Trump’s inauguration, At exactly noon, the temperature is freezing, about 6 degrees below zero. Only Ronald Reagan’s in 1984 was colder, reaching 14 degrees below zero.
“The thermal sensations will definitely be at the freezing point,” warned Zack Taylor, meteorologist at the Weather Prediction Center of the National Meteorological Service, according to La Nación.
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Low temperatures will affect the entire country. During the morning of Inauguration Day, Monday, January 20, there will be an average temperature throughout the country of about 14 degrees Celsius below zero. “It’s going to be biting cold.”said Zack Taylor.
Inauguration of Donald Trump: what the inauguration ceremony on January 20 will be like
The elected president of United States Donald Trump will take office on January 20 and the inauguration ceremony will have several activities and the presence of music figures, in addition to being able to be seen on various official platforms. The event will last four days including a mass, the official visit to a National Cemetery, among others.
Next Monday, January 20, Donald Trump will hold his second inauguration as president of the United States on the west front of the Capitol in Washington. This assumption will be accompanied by a series of protocol activities and celebrations that will be organized for four consecutive days. To attend on Monday, you can pay a million-dollar sum.
On the 20th, Trump will attend a mass at the St. John’s Church before being sworn in alongside Vice President JD Vance at the Capitol at 11 a.m. under the slogan “Our Enduring Democracy: A Constitutional Promise.” He will then review troops, lead the inaugural parade and cap the day with three inaugural balls where he will give speeches.
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