FOX Weather meteorologists track southeastern and midwestern storms towards America's 246th birthday.
Celebration is planned from coast to coast, and typical summer fashion requires some spectators to dodge several showers and thunderstorms throughout Independence Day.
The weather forecasts for each region are as follows.
Northeastern Weather Forecast
After the start of the weekend storm, July 4th may be quite comfortable in the area.
Holiday weekend hots are in the 80's, but thanks to the cold front, humidity and dew points should be more comfortable.
Forecasts show that cities along state highway 95 from Washington to Boston will reach the mid-1980s on Monday afternoon before the late 70s for the start of the fireworks show. And need to settle in the late 80's.
The 46th Macy's Fireworks Show in New York City on July 4th is scheduled to begin around 9:25 pm. Under a partially cloudy sky.
Southeast forecast
Lots of humidity combinations, Warm temperatures and at least one cold front can help start numerous showers and thunderstorms until Monday.
Much of the storm activity along the Mid-Atlantic coast was associated with the former tropical cyclone choline. The storm broke out on Saturday, but has already dissipated, is moving offshore, and is expected to leave the coast on Sunday.
In the Tennessee Valley, Mid-Atlantic, and Gulf communities, it may rain on July 4.
Where it rains, precipitation has a cooling effect to some extent. Brings relief from the heat of summer. If the southeastern part is included in your destination plan, be sure to download the FOX Weather app and track the storm with your 3D mobile radar.
Midwest Weather Forecast
In some places Location, Midwest location. Rain can occur in the eastern part of the region, and heat can be seen in the southwestern part.
Strong to heavy storms could lead from Chicago to Minneapolis to Des Moines on Monday. The biggest threats are hail and strong winds. However, isolated tornadoes can occur.
Meteorologists say that the plains are the most serious concern for temperatures well above average. Maximum temperatures can be more than 10 degrees above average. This means that temperatures can reach the 90's and even the 100's.
Western Forecast
Due to the Pacific Northwest storm system, temperatures will be below average until Independence Day in most parts of the region.
Los Angeles will also enjoy the temperatures of the 70's throughout the weekend.
Below average temperatures are ideal for parades and fireworks displays in most of Oregon, California, and Nevada on July 4.
The average maximum temperature on July 4th is usually 92 degrees Celsius in Reno and 81 degrees Celsius in Los Angeles, so most of the west is 5 to 15 degrees below average.
Pacific Northwest, Northern Rocky Mountains and Four Corners.
Southwest is the monsoon season. In other words, the influx of moisture can cause heavy rains and flash floods.
In areas where it hasn't rained recently and there is a high risk of fire, the community has banned fireworks and encouraged families to attend drone shows.
