When can an all-weather U.S. Flag be displayed?

An all-weather U.S. Flag is one that is designed to withstand various environmental conditions, allowing it to be displayed in a wide range of weather. The proper protocol for displaying the flag states that it can be displayed at all times when it is properly lit at night. This means that, unlike standard flags that should generally be displayed only during the day or in specific circumstances, an all-weather flag can be flown continuously, provided it is illuminated after sunset. This allows for greater flexibility and honors the symbolic nature of the flag, ensuring that it can be displayed prominently at any time without the concerns typically associated with adverse weather conditions.