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Fireworks and weather need to be the perfect balance for your viewing pleasure. The atmospheric elements not only add a safety component, but also can impact the vibrancy of colors and smoke direction. Victoria Fenn Alvarado speaks with Meteorologist, Scott Sutherland to learn how the weather can make or break a firework show.

THE WEATHER CONDITIONS THAT CAN MAKE OR BREAK A FIREWORK SHOW

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