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How weather has impacted inauguration days throughout US history Presidential inaugurations have seen everything from bitter cold to spring-like warmth Published:  Updated:  Tags:  Taft & Roosevelt driving to Capitol, Mar. 4, 1909 Inauguration Day is historic for obvious reasons and Wednesday promises to be no different. When Joe Biden gets sworn in, he’ll be doing so with a few snow flurries in the forecast and temperatures near 40 degrees. That falls in between some of the extremes seen on Inauguration Day in Washington D.C. It’s also fair to say that weather has had a big impact on the historic event. The first inauguration held outside occurred in 1817 when President James Monroe was sworn into office.

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