Severe Thunderstorms and Flash Flooding for the Central U.S. through Tuesday; Dangerous East Coast Beach Conditions

Thunderstorms ahead of an approaching cold front will impact much of the Central U.S. through Tuesday. Severe thunderstorms and flash flooding are forecast for portions of the central/southern Plains and the Mississippi, Ohio, and Tennessee Valleys. Meanwhile, dangerous waves and rip currents will impact portions of the East Coast as tropical activity increases in the Atlantic. Read More >

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Here is a look at some Independence Day weather statistics for Columbus, with data going back to 1878. As can be seen in the data below, there has been a fairly wide spectrum of temperatures and precipitation on Independence Day in Columbus, but high temperatures have generally been in the 80s and low temperatures in the 60s. It is also not uncommon to see some rain in Columbus on Independence Day.

Independence Day Climate Extremes (1878-2024):
Warmest High Temperature: 104 degrees (1911)
Coldest High Temperature: 69 degrees (1922, 1882)
Coldest Low Temperature: 47 degrees (1968)
Warmest Low Temperature: 79 degrees (1911)
Most Precipitation: 1.38 inches (1984)

Independence Day Climate Averages (1878-2024):
Average High Temperature: 84 degrees
Average Low Temperature: 64 degrees
Average Precipitation: 0.12 inches

Below are graphs showing the frequency distribution of Independence Day high/low temperatures and precipitation for Columbus. Click here for a full listing of Columbus' Independence Day climate records.