Obama's last Presidential flight diverted

The plane taking the family to California desert was diverted due to bad weather

After eight years, Barack Obama had to wait a little bit longer to start his post-presidential relaxation. The plane taking the Obama family from Washington to the California desert Friday was delayed then diverted because of bad weather.
Officials say the Obamas hovered for about 40 minutes over Palm Springs International Airport, where gawkers and photographers had gathered to catch a glimpse of them. It was eventually diverted to March Air Reserve Base about 60 miles to the west, where it landed at about 5:45 p.m., about an hour after it was expected.
Obama left Washington after attending President Donald Trump's morning inauguration. The first family had sought a sunny vacation as they left cold capital, but Southern California is being doused by a series of storms.