Hot Temperatures, Excessive Rainfall, and Severe Thunderstorms in the Eastern U.S.

Hot temperatures are expected again today along the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, and lower Mississippi Valley. Heavy to excessive rainfall from thunderstorms today in parts of the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic regions may bring areas of flooding. Severe thunderstorms pose a risk for damaging wind gusts across the Mid Atlantic region again today. Read More >

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Last Map Update: Sun, Jul 5, 2026 at 9:02:44 am CDT

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4th of July Weekend Forecast

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Strong to potentially severe storms are possible on Sunday afternoon and evening, mainly across southern Oklahoma into western-north Texas. The strongest storms may produce damaging wind gusts and occasional large hail.

Local Weather History For July 5th...

During the early morning hours of July 05, 2004, a severe weather
outbreak occurred across north-central Oklahoma. Tennis ball-size
hail fell across Grant and Alfalfa counties. Later that evening, a
second wave of severe hail occurred, which continued through the
night.

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