The celebration of America's 250th anniversary spread across the states with enthusiasm. People dressed in U.S. costumes and went out onto the streets, even during the scorching heatwave.
Including the capital, Washington, some celebration programs planned had been postponed or cancelled due to the punishing heatwave.
The National Weather Service has issued a warning that temperatures exceeding 38 degrees Celsius will pose a risk to many people.
Despite this risk, people did not stop celebrating and decorated themselves, their cars, and their homes to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States.
The Statue of Liberty, which has become a symbol of America, has also found its way into people’s clothing.
Ships and airplanes took place during the celebration around the Statue of Liberty. A lot of organizations also participated, such as the Coast Guard and the fire department.
The lively show turned into a stage where people could showcase their creativity.
The celebrations, which continued into the night and were accompanied by fireworks, brought together millions of Americans and created colorful scenes.
The United States Marine Corps War, which opened in 1954, was a location where people gathered to celebrate the 250th anniversary.
San Francisco's iconic Golden Gate Bridge witnessed the festivities marking 250 years of independence. Similar scenes were seen at every iconic spot across the U.S.