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Despite Frigid, Bitter Cold Temperatures March for Life to Go On in Washington D.C.

Despite Frigid, Bitter Cold Temperatures March for Life to Go On in Washington D.C.

The forecast for Washington D.C. on Wednesday calls for winds and a high temperature of just 22 degrees, which will feel like -2 degrees with the windchill. But despite, bitter cold frigid temperatures, the annual March for Life will go on as hundreds of thousands of people gather in the nation's capital.

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RNC Chairman Reince Priebus and Live Action President Lila Rose will be present at today's events. Last year's march drew in more than 500,000 people. Be sure to check back here later in the day for updates, Townhall's Cortney O'Brien and Christine Rousselle will be reporting on the event.

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