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KTAB AM Forecast: Wednesday, July 4th!

By: Meteorologist Monica Tassoni
Updated: July 4, 2012
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If you don't mind highs in the mid 90s, The 4th of July forecast looks great. Expect just a few clouds out through the afternoon.  Around the time of fireworks temperatures are expected to drop to the mid to upper 80s.  Unfortunately, gusty winds up to 25 mph could be a problem in terms of fireworks.  Just make the sparks are contained.  Winds relax tomorrow and temperatures continue to heat up through the weekend.  Monday and Tuesday of next week may bring rain. 

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