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Maps show much of the U.S. under heat advisories as high temperatures continue
The extreme heat continues in the Midwest, the Southeast and some parts of the Northeast. New York City broke a record Tuesday afternoon, hitting 100 degrees Fahrenheit at La Guardia Airport. The heat alerts will remain in effect through Thursday in some places.
Extreme Heat Warning continues Wednesday as feels like temperatures soar
FOX 17 News is in a Code Red Weather Alert for extreme heat on Wednesday. An extreme heat warning is in effect through 8 p.m. Wednesday. Heat Index values will be between 110 and 115 degrees. Isolated thunderstorms are possible Wednesday afternoon through the evening,
More than 200 million people across most of the United States are on alert for widespread, dangerous heat on Monday.
A dangerous heat wave continues across a large part of the United States, with more than 130 million people under extreme ...
The Miami Heat reportedly lost priceless memorabilia in an alleged heist. NBA analyst Amin Elhassan told the Dan LeBatard ...
More than 2,300 Americans died from extreme heat in just one year, according to JAMA. Make sure to protect yourself and your ...
Residents in the Southeast U.S. are no strangers to hot weather in the summertime. But the sweltering heat this week set at ...
Severe thunderstorms could continue into July 29, bringing havoc to morning commutes in Chicago, Milwaukee and Indianapolis.
The immediate harms of extreme heat are well documented, but a growing body of research suggests that heatstroke may have ...
In one of the world's hottest capital cities, a specialist team is working to help pregnant women survive the scorching ...
NBA analyst Amin Elhassan said Heat memorabilia—including items from the NBA Finals—was stolen and sold over the course of at ...
If you've been running your air conditioner a lot, you weren't the only one. On back-to-back days this week, JEA set a new ...
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