Independence Holiday Weekend County-by-County Temperature Guide

The July 4^th holiday falls on a Tuesday but Alabamians are looking forward to this extra-long holiday weekend. Be sure to stay cool while you enjoy the festivities as our area is faced with brutal temperatures through the weekend.

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To you help plan your celebrations here is the county-by-county temperature guide with guidance from the National Weather Service in Birmingham. Remember that temperatures and heat index values can change based on weather conditions.

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Independence Holiday Weekend County-by-County Temperature Guide

Bibb

Friday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 107 Low: 75

Saturday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 100 Low: 74

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 74

Fayette

Friday: High: 101 with a heat index values as high as 114 Low: 74

Saturday: High: 99 Low: 73

Sunday: High: 95 Low: 73

Greene

Friday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 111 Low: 76

Saturday: High: 100 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 95 Low: 74

Hale

Friday: High: 99 with a heat index values as high as 110 Low: 76

Saturday: High: 99 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 94 Low: 74

Lamar

Friday: High: 101 with a heat index values as high as 115 Low: 75

Saturday: High: 99 Low: 74

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 73

Perry

Friday: High: 99 with a heat index values as high as 109 Low: 75

Saturday: High: 99 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 95 Low: 74

Pickens

Friday: High: 101 with a heat index values as high as 112 Low: 76

Saturday: High: 100 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 75

Sumter

Friday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 112 Low: 75

Saturday: High: 100 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 74

Tuscaloosa

Friday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 112 Low: 76

Saturday: High: 100 Low: 75

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 75

Walker

Friday: High: 100 with a heat index values as high as 114 Low: 73

Saturday: High: 101 Low: 72

Sunday: High: 96 Low: 72

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