D.C. Prepares for Hot and Stormy Fourth of July Weekend

High temperatures and scattered thunderstorms could disrupt holiday festivities in the capital.

Temperatures are expected to reach the mid-90s with high humidity, making it feel like 100 degrees.
Scattered thunderstorms are predicted, particularly in the afternoon and evening, potentially affecting outdoor plans.
The National Park Service may postpone or cancel the July 4th fireworks at the National Mall if storms occur.
The weather is expected to remain hot and humid through the weekend with continued chances of storms.
Residents are advised to dress in light clothing and stay hydrated to cope with the heat.