Jimmy Carter Speaking in Easton Monday

Former President Jimmy Carter is speaking at Lafayette College Monday, and how you get to see him will depend on the weather.

If the skies stay clear, Carter will give his address at 4 p.m. on the campus quad. No tickets are required.

But if the weather is bad, the talk will move into the Kamine Gymnasium, where tickets have already been snatched up. You'll still be able to see the speech, it will just be streamed to a feed you can watch in Colton Chapel.

The National Weather Service forecast shows partly sunny skies Monday, with rainy weather moving in Monday night.

Carter's speech is Lafayette's first ever Robert ’69 and Margaret Pastor Lecture in International Affairs. He is expected to talk about his work on behalf of human rights, democracy and peace at the Carter Center, which he founded in 1982.

His visit caps a busy month at the school, following lectures by former British Prime Minister Tony Blair and primate expert Jane Goodall.