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Wednesday, September 2, 2026 at 12:59 AM

Rain in July 4 mid-day forecast

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Rain in July 4 mid-day forecast
The Satilla River, shown here at the Hwy. 301 bridge north of Nahunta, went under a flood alert early last week after nearly a foot of rain was recorded in some locations in the area from storms June 19-22 related to Tropical Storm Arthur. The river rose to just less than a foot over its 16foot flood stage in Waycross early Friday before receding. Photo by ETHAN REDDISH

It might be prudent to have an umbrella handy Saturday for any outdoor Fourth of July celebrations, particularly those scheduled in the late afternoon and early evening.

There’s a 60 percent chance of thundershowers in the July 4 forecast. If the rain stays away or is minimal, the shade provided by an umbrella will help ease the impact of a heat index approaching 110 degrees, as a result of temperatures in the mid-90s and humidity above 60 percent.

After a mostly sunny morning Saturday, clouds are expected to increase early in the afternoon with the best chance of rain from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. In addition to the heat index, the sun’s impact also will be high with a UV index of 12, which is in the extreme range.

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