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Bangor sets new daily high temperature record during Maine heat wave
Bangor Daily News· 3 days agoThursday marked the third day of an oppressive heat wave that has been hanging over the state since...
PM Update: Record high temperatures as parts of area hit 101; heat advisory Sunday
Washington Post· 12 hours agoTomorrow again may feel like 105 to 110 degrees, borderline dangerous with prolonged exposure
What's the best temperature to set AC during a heat wave?
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 16 hours agoContributing: Jordan Green, Memphis Commercial Appeal; Greg Giesen, Delaware News Journal; and...
Holland and Muskegon break record-high temperatures Monday
WZZM 13 Grand Rapids· 5 days agoYesterday's high temperatures broke records for Holland and Muskegon. 90° temperatures continue...
D.C.-area forecast: Hot today and tomorrow. Intense heat builds Friday into the weekend.
Washington Post· 4 days agoTemperatures could come close to record highs in the upper 90s to near 100.
Heat advisory in effect, record highs possible
CBS 6 Richmond· 23 hours agoHighs will be in the upper 90s, with some locations hitting or exceeding 100°. The record high for Richmond is 101° from 1933. The combination of heat...
Weather 6-19
Clearfield Progress· 5 days agoPotentially dangerous temperatures continue today. Temperatures of more than 90 degrees will be near record levels and last into the weekend.
iPhone got too hot? Here’s how to keep your device from overheating in scorching temps
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 1 day agoJust like people, gadgets also need a little space to cool off. Jennifer Jolly is an Emmy...
Old Man Winter takes a holiday to Billings
Billings Gazette· 3 days agoGoing into the summer solstice, Billings reached a record low temperature due to a weather system that’s cooled off the surrounding region ...
Saturday morning video forecast
WBRZ 2 Baton Rouge· 4 hours agoThe weather theme for this weekend is hot! Today & Tonight: Today is shaping up to be a hot day. Mostly sunny skies will allow temperatures< ...
