The Trump inauguration will take place indoors due to extreme cold.

• The inaugural ceremony of President-elect Donald Trump will be held indoors in Washington, D.C., on Monday due to the extreme cold forecast.
• Trump stated on Truth Social that he does not want anyone to be hurt or injured as a result of the Arctic blast that is currently affecting the country.

Donald Trump, the president-elect, announced that his inaugural ceremony will take place indoors on Monday due to the severe cold forecast for Washington, D.C.

On Friday, Trump posted on Truth Social, expressing his concern about the Arctic blast affecting the country and causing harm to people.

He ordered the Inauguration Address, prayers, and other speeches to be delivered in the United States Capitol Rotunda.

On Monday at midday, the National Weather Service forecasted "dangerously cold wind chills" ranging from six to ten degrees Fahrenheit, as shown in Trump's post that included screenshots.

Since 1985, Trump's presidential inauguration will be the first to be held indoors, just like Reagan's second-term swearing-in ceremony, which was moved indoors due to cold temperatures.

In a post on Friday, Trump announced that the Capital One Arena in D.C. will be used for a live broadcast of his inauguration and will also host a planned presidential parade.

"After my Swearing In, I will join the crowd at Capital One," Trump wrote.

The president-elect stated that his inauguration ceremonies, including a MAGA rally at the Capitol One Arena on Sunday afternoon, will remain the same. He assured that everyone would be safe and happy, and together, they would make America great again.

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