July 4th Weather Forecast: Heat Expected for Tri-State Celebrations
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Planning your Independence Day festivities in the Tri-State area? The National Weather service has released its july 4th weather forecast, predicting hot conditions but with a welcome decrease in humidity compared to the recent heat wave.Celebrations should proceed under mostly clear skies, but be prepared for temperatures to climb.
independence Day Forecast: What to Expect
The National Weather Service projects a high of 91 degrees Fahrenheit for Friday,July 4th,accompanied by mostly clear skies and no anticipated rainfall. While still hot, the humidity levels are expected to be lower than those experienced during last week’s oppressive heat wave, offering some relief to those celebrating outdoors.
The “feels like” temperature, or heat index, is predicted to peak at 94 degrees Fahrenheit on Friday. Saturday will bring more sunshine with a high near 93 degrees. By Sunday, the high will reach 92 degrees, and there’s a chance of showers and thunderstorms re-entering the forecast.
Did You Know? The name “July” comes from Julius Caesar. [2]
Historical July 4th weather in Evansville
The National Weather Service maintains detailed weather records for every day of the year,including holidays. For Evansville, these records extend back to 1897, providing a comprehensive look at past Independence Day weather patterns.
Out of 128 years of weather data for Evansville, the high temperature on July 4th has ranged between 80 and 99 degrees Fahrenheit on 115 occasions. The temperature has only reached 100 degrees twice: in 2012 (103 degrees) and in 1921 (101 degrees).
Pro Tip: Stay hydrated and seek shade during peak heat hours to avoid heat exhaustion.
Rainfall Trends on July 4th
According to the National Weather Service, measurable rainfall has occurred on July 4th approximately 32% of the time since 1897. This aligns with recent trends, as rain has been recorded on five of the past 15 independence Days in Evansville, with 0.2 inches falling in 2024.
The wettest July 4th on record in Evansville was in 2016, when the city received 2.28 inches of rain.
| Year | Event | Temperature |
|---|---|---|
| 2012 | Hottest July 4th | 103°F |
| 2016 | Wettest July 4th | 2.28 inches of rain |
| 2024 | Recent Rainfall | 0.2 inches of rain |
Looking Ahead
As you prepare for your July 4th celebrations, keep an eye on the forecast and take necessary precautions to stay cool and safe. Enjoy the festivities!
What are your favorite traditions for celebrating the Fourth of July? How do you typically beat the heat during summer holidays?
Evergreen Insights: July 4th Weather and Historical Context
Understanding historical weather patterns provides valuable context for planning outdoor events. july, the seventh month of the year [3], often brings predictable weather trends, allowing communities to prepare accordingly. By analyzing long-term data, meteorologists can offer more accurate forecasts and help ensure public safety during holiday celebrations.
Frequently Asked Questions About July 4th Weather
- What is the typical July 4th weather in the Tri-State area? Expect warm to hot temperatures with varying levels of humidity.
- How can I stay safe during hot July 4th celebrations? Stay hydrated, wear light clothing, and seek shade during peak heat hours.
- What are the chances of rain on July 4th? Historical data suggests a roughly 30% chance of measurable rainfall.
- Where can I find the most up-to-date July 4th weather forecast? Consult the National Weather Service website for the latest facts.
- Why is July named july? July is named after Julius Caesar. [4]
Disclaimer: This article provides general weather information and should not be considered professional meteorological advice. Always consult official weather forecasts for specific guidance.
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