Inauguration Day weather forecast: Here’s how cold it will be in D.C. and NY

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Arctic air is expected to bring extremely low temperatures across the U.S., particularly affecting Inauguration Day in Washington, D.C. The northern Plains and Midwest may see subzero highs, while New York will experience highs in the teens and twenties. Significant winter weather is anticipated, including snow and dangerous wind chills.

Keywords: Arctic air, Inauguration Day, cold temperatures

Source: Rochester Democrat and Chronicle

Update At: 1/18/2025

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