Weather and Inauguration Changes

Due to an Arctic blast, President-elect Trump's inauguration will be held indoors for the first time in 40 years. This move, driven by extreme cold temperatures and wind chills, limits the capacity of attendees since it requires a venue that can accommodate a smaller crowd. Many ticketed guests will miss out on the ceremony, which will be broadcast live in an arena nearby to allow more supporters to participate in the celebration. The changes also include adaptations for the inaugural parade to take place indoors, reflecting the significant impact of weather conditions on traditional inauguration protocols.