Stormy Start to the 4th
- Tulsa, OK, experienced a stormy start to Independence Day on July 4, 2025, with morning thunderstorms and lightning as the main threat.
- These storms resulted from a frontal boundary causing isolated to scattered showers that decreased by afternoon, leading to mostly dry evening festivities.
- The day was very hot and humid, with highs in the upper 80s and heat index values near 100 degrees, increasing risks for heat-related illnesses.
- There is a 30 percent likelihood of rain and thunderstorms occurring primarily after 3 p.m., with wind gusts reaching up to 21 mph and the possibility of intense storms continuing overnight into Sunday morning.
- Following dry conditions on Sunday and Monday, more showers and storms were expected later, suggesting continued unsettled summer weather with typical July heat and humidity.
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Stormy weather possible today in Sterling
Mother Nature might be putting on a fireworks display of her own today in Sterling. The National Weather Service forecast shows a chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon. Otherwise, expect partly sunny skies, with a high near 89. Tonight, the forecast calls for a low around 61 with a chance of thunderstorms, then mostly clear skies. Saturday is expected to be a bit warmer, with more sun. The detailed NWS forecast follows: Independence…
Risk of severe storms Independence Day weekend in northeast North Dakota, northwest Minnesota
GRAND FORKS — There’s a slight risk of severe storms Thursday, July 3, into Friday, July 4, throughout northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota, according to the National Weather Service of Grand Forks. A weather support packet issued Thursday afternoon said there is a Level 2 out of 5 risk for severe storms Thursday night into early Friday, July 4, followed by a Level 1 risk in the afternoon and evening of Independence Day. Level 1 is a m…
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