Abigail Fillmore, first lady to the outgoing president Millard Fillmore, caught a cold because of the weather. This developed into pneumonia and she died at the end of March. John F. Kennedy’s ...

Born on May 29, 1917, President John F. Kennedy spent much of his life in Palm Beach, including during his time in the White ...

And then Kennedy in 1961, January 20th was 22 degrees,” said Belak, “Based on our current forecast, it would be the fourth coldest inauguration on record.” Famously, weather proved to be ...

According to the National Weather ... occurred in 1961 for President Kennedy when it was only 22 degrees, for President Ulysses Grant in 1873, 16 degrees. The warmest presidential inauguration ...

The outdoor inauguration viewing ... temperatures and wind chills; in 1961, when President John F. Kennedy took the Oath of Office in 22-degree weather with snow on the ground; and in 1941 ...

caught a cold because of the weather. This developed into pneumonia and she died at the end of March. John F. Kennedy’s inauguration day in 1961 was a cold one, but that wasn’t the only issue.

Kennedy and other officials appeared concerned at first but chuckled when the smoke stopped. Despite freezing weather and snow - clogged streets, hardy spectators began gathering at the inaugural ...