The U.S. Army's parade for President Trump's birthday may be canceled due to potential thunderstorms.

The U.S. Army's parade, scheduled for President Trump's 79th birthday on June 14th, may be canceled or postponed due to potential thunderstorms. Steve Warren, an Army spokesman, stated that lightning could pose a risk to the crowd, leading to the event's cancellation. The parade, expected to include 6,000 troops, 50 helicopters, and 150 armored vehicles, is part of the Army's 250th anniversary celebrations. Despite weather concerns, the Army aims to proceed if possible.