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Extreme heat warning through July 4 weekend; events affected

Extreme heat warning through July 4 weekend; events affected

Key Questions

What is the current extreme heat warning for the July 4 weekend?

An extreme heat warning is in effect through the July 4 weekend, with heat index values potentially reaching up to 112°F. Nashville recorded 101°F on July 3, breaking a record from 1954.

Which events are affected by the extreme heat in Middle Tennessee?

Nashville's July 4 opening day has been canceled, and Goodlettsville's July 3 celebration may be impacted. Some events, such as Half Batch Brewing's July 4 party in Hendersonville, are proceeding with heat precautions in place.

How are local emergency services preparing for the heat wave?

Emergency rooms across Middle Tennessee are preparing for a potentially busy Fourth of July weekend due to heat-related issues. A public safety alert has been issued for outdoor activities during this period.

Extreme heat warning in effect through July 4 weekend with heat index up to 112°F. Nashville hit 101°F on July 3, breaking a 1954 record. Goodlettsville's July 3 celebration may be affected; Nashville's July 4 opening day canceled. Public safety alert for outdoor activities. Local events like Half Batch Brewing's July 4 party in Hendersonville still planned with heat precautions.

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Updated Jul 4, 2026