4th Of July Forecast: What Time Could Thunderstorms Hit Springfield?

Fireworks might not be the only light flashing in the sky around the Montgomery and Chester County area on Saturday.

The weather for this coming Independence Day is still up in there, and there is a chance that rain and thunderstorms could disrupt holiday plans.

Per the Weather Channel, the day should start out with some sun and a few clouds, warming up to a high of 84 degrees by mid-afternoon.

There is about a 50 percent chance of rain throughout the day, with 64 percent humidity.

By the middle to late afternoon, scattered thunderstorms are possible, with their frequency increasing into the early evening.

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Throughout the evening, thunderstorms could linger in the area, certainly posing a threat to fireworks displays around Chester and Montgomery County.

The chance of rain in the evening, however, dips to just 40 percent. The temperature is expected to cool off significantly, coming to a low of 66 degrees.

Similar forecasts are in place for Friday, with scattered thunderstorms, a high of 81 and a low of 65. But by Sunday, clear blue skies are predicted, with no chance of rain and high of 88.