The Fourth of July weekend forecast for most is scorching heat.
The main area of storminess on the Fourth will be in the South.Not surprisingly for the hottest holiday of the year, scorching temperatures will be the main weather story for many people over the Fourth of July weekend.
Another hot spot will be the Desert Southwest, where Phoenix could be 110 degrees or hotter, according to weather.com, which said most other areas of the country will see highs close to the average for this time of year. The most widespread showers and thunderstorms are predicted to ignite across the area from the Mississippi Delta region to the southern Atlantic coast in the days leading up to the holiday and through the weekend, according to AccuWeather.The storms could bring flash flooding because of localized heavy rain totals, the National Weather Service said.
Most of the western U.S. will be dry, AccuWeather said, except for spotty late-day thunderstorms that may be limited to the mountains from late this week to this weekend.
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