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Weather Alerts Current Conditions in Springfield: 83° HEAT INDEX: 84° WIND HUMIDITY 10 SSE 53% 3 Day
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Watch the Latest ForecastFriday, July 3, Evening Forecast
Friday, July 3, 2009 @5:45pm CST
If you are heading out to "I Love America" tonight or have friends and family coming over for the 4th, then you won't want to miss the latest forecast from The Weather Lab.
Friday, July 3 Midday Forecast
Friday, July 3, 2009 @11:03am CST
Several round of showers and storms are on tap for the holiday weekend.
Check here for the latest from the NEW KOLR/KSFX Weather Lab.
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Rain slides east Increasing chance for showers & storms Partly sunny & cooler Partly sunny Mostly sunny Mostly sunny & warmer Even hotter High: 83°
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Friday
Jul 3A batch of rain showers with embedded storms slides eastward and across the Ozarks this afternoon and will not have much of an impact on the "I Love America" celebrations. Temperatures will be in the upper 70s by the time fireworks light up the sky. Saturday
Jul 4A cold front moves in from the north and sparks scattered showers and storms. Mother Nature's fireworks on the 4th of July will last until the evening hours before pushing southward into Arkansas by the overnight hours. If you are going to be outside at all, plan on coming in while the storms push through and wait 30 minutes after the last clap of thunder before returning outside. Some of the storms could be severe and produce damaging winds and large hail. Sunday
Jul 5A few showers and storms may be ongoing during the morning hours across Arkansas, otherwise it's expected to be dry. Monday
Jul 6Comfortable conditions persist into the start of the work week. Enjoy the comfy weather while it's here because hot weather is expected to return by the middle of the week. Tuesday
Jul 7Seasonal readings return, under a mostly sunny sky. A ridge of high pressure continues to build eastward and will set up shop across the Midwest by the end of the week. Wednesday
Jul 8The ridge builds closer and temperatures respond by climbing above 90 during the afternoon hours. Thursday
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