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Last Map Update: Sat, Jul 4, 2026 at 5:44:24 pm CDT

A Heat Advisory is in effect for July 4th! High Temperatures will be well into the 90s with Heat Index values over 100F until fireworks time. Please continue to hydrate and be careful out in the heat!
There's a low chance of strong to severe storms this weekend. Greatest threats are damaging winds, lightning, and heavy rain. If outdoors this evening, have a plan in case you need to shelter from lightning or gust winds!
Dangerous heat will continue with a Heat Advisory in effect for today. However, next week will not be as hot, but still very warm and humid. There will be low to medium chances for showers and storms each day. A few storms could be strong with gusty winds each afternoon.

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Middle Tennessee Weather History For July 4th...
On July 4, 1997...A swath of hail, from marble to dime size, strikes
between the towns of Sandy Springs and Ridgetop. The hail storm
damages 100 acres of tobacco. Damage estimate to the tobacco crop by
the Robertson County Department of Agriculture is $440,000.


 

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