New Yorkers are bracing for a sweltering 4th of July as a heatwave sweeps through the city, with temperatures expected to soar close to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. But that's not the only weather concern for residents and visitors alike, as forecasters warn of a chance of scattered thunderstorms that could potentially dampen the city's iconic fireworks displays. The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for the region, cautioning that the hot and humid conditions could lead to heat-related illnesses. As New Yorkers prepare to celebrate Independence Day, they'll also be keeping a close eye on the skies, hoping that the storms will pass without disrupting the festivities.
4th of July weather woes: Temps nearing 100 today — as more NYC storms may dampen fireworks New York Post
