An Extreme Heat Warning will be replaced by a less-dangerous Heat Advisory in the Tri-State Friday Night. And as WNIN’s John Gibson reports, the Fourth of July could be stormy:
The National Weather Service says the holiday weekend will continue to be hot and humid but the heat index won’t be as extreme.
Still, the index is expected to reach triple-digits through Sunday.
Meanwhile, fireworks may not make the only noise in the Tri-State on the Fourth, as thunderstorms are possible on the holiday – bringing some brief relief from the heat.
The forecast does not call for any real relief from the heat wave until next week – and even then, temperatures are still expected to reach at least 90.
In the meantime, the weather service urges everyone to stay hydrated, stay out of the sun, take advantage of air conditioning as much as possible, and check up on friends and neighbors.
