North Platte Independence Day Climatology
Independence Day occurs on the Fourth of July every year, often celebrated by many people gathering to watch firework displays. Weather plays a big part to the enjoyment of a firework display, in dry conditions the fireworks could start fires and in rainy conditions the fireworks will not work. The National Weather Service in North Platte, as for many years, will be monitoring the weather and advising Western and North Central Nebraska the potential dangers of firework displays. Fireworks have been around for centuries but the first Weather observations to be taken on the Fourth of July at North Platte was in 1875. This study compares the weather reported on July 4 over recorded history. |
INDEPENDENCE DAY IN NORTH PLATTE
PERIOD OF RECORD 142 YEARS: 1875-2016
TEMPERATURE DATA
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High Temperature by 10 Degree Ranges
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Low Temperature by 10 Degree Ranges
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PRECIPITATION DATA
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DAILY WEATHER SUMMARIES PAST 5 INDEPENDENCE DAYS
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ALSO VISIT VALENTINE INDEPENDENCE DAY CLIMATOLOGY
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Holiday Climate Studies for North Platte and Valentine
Page composition by Matthew Masek Update includes 2016 |