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Fourth of July Weather Through the Years | Albany News
July Fourth has always brought extreme weather — from Thomas Jefferson’s pricey 1776 thermometer to record-breaking heat and rain. In 1947, Missouri dumped 12 inches in an hour. In 2024, Death Valley hit 128°F — nearly matching its 1913 world record. The Northeast’s 1911 heatwave still stands: Nashua, NH, Vernon, VT, and North Bridgton, ME, all shattered local highs that remain unbroken. Boston, Albany, and Portland also hit 100+ degrees that day. As we celebrate, stay safe: hydrate, seek shade, and protect the vulnerable. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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