Fireworks in stormy weather
Fireworks over a city skyline (Pixabay /MGN stock image)
In response to the potential of bad weather, Lexington Parks & Rec has stated that they may have to adjust their plans for the annual Independence Day fireworks display. Officials said that if it’s just rain they experience, the fireworks will continue as scheduled. Recognizing that safety is paramount, if there are severe weather conditions, the fireworks may be delayed or even rescheduled for the evening of July 5th, depending on the severity and continuation of the weather.
The full schedule of Fourth of July events in Lexington includes multiple activities: A fun run, festival and market, a reading of the Declaration of Independence, a parade, and of course the fireworks. The fireworks are set to be launched from R. J. Corman’s railyard, situated near the intersection of Oliver Lewis Way and West Main Street.
The City of Richmond Parks and Recreation will be keeping a close eye on the weather ahead of this Thursday’s 4th of July festivities. Given the nature of weather patterns, there could be potential delays or changes to the entertainment, attractions, and celebrations – the fireworks event included. The city stressed its intentions to still initiate the fireworks at the scheduled 10:00 p.m., with any necessary time changes being communicated on the official social media platforms by 9:00 p.m.
Due to the forecast of showers on the 4th of July, Lawrenceburg-Anderson County Tourism has announced that their planned fireworks celebration will now take place on July 6th instead. This rescheduling decision aids in ensuring the safety of all attendees while still upholding the annual tradition of fireworks spectacle.
In light of these announcements, it is clear that while weather remains an unpredictable factor, the local authorities and organizations are prepared to adapt their plans and ensure that the celebration of Independence Day will still be a memorable one for all citizens. Despite any changes that may occur, the purpose remains the same: to honor and celebrate the roots of our nation’s freedom, in any way weather will allow. Stay tuned to local updates for further information.
Published: Jul. 03, 2024 at 10:06 AM EDT | Updated: 17 hours ago
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