Trump Supporters Endure Frigid Weather To Attend His Final Rally Before Inauguration

Thousands of President Donald Trump’s supporters faced severe weather conditions in Washington, D.C. on Saturday to attend his final rally before he assumes office as the 47th president of the United States. Attendees stood in the rain, hail and snow for hours in anticipation of the event.

Doors opened at 11 a.m., while President Donald Trump was scheduled to speak at 5 p.m. Supporters arrived early to secure their spots, enduring hours of deteriorating weather that made waiting increasingly difficult.

Despite the enthusiasm of the crowd, Mayor Muriel Bowser’s administration struggled to manage the massive turnout. Long lines became chaotic, with little direction provided, leaving many attendees frustrated and unsure of where to go.

Police officers were stationed at various points, but many stood in groups facing away from the crowd rather than providing assistance. The lack of proper crowd management left supporters to navigate the city’s streets on their own.

What began as rain in the morning quickly escalated to hail and eventually turned into heavy snowfall. Families found themselves braving the elements with no clear guidance on traffic routes or available assistance.

Even with these obstacles, supporters packed the rally area, eager to cheer on President Donald Trump and celebrate the victory that led to his presidency.