Winds, Cold, Snow, Rain—Macy’s Parade Endures It All
• The Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has faced diverse weather since 1924, showcasing its resilience.
• High winds in 1987 led to strict wind-speed rules for balloon safety during the parade.
• Despite extreme cold and frequent rain, the parade continues, symbolizing perseverance and holiday spirit.
Parade's resilience through diverse weather conditions since 1924
The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, a cherished American tradition since 1924, has faced a wide array of weather conditions throughout its history. From powerful winds to freezing temperatures, snowstorms, and persistent rain, the parade has persevered, becoming a symbol of resilience and holiday spirit. Although never canceled due to weather, the parade was temporarily suspended during World War II.
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