Mayor Muriel Bowser activated a Heat Alert for Washington, D.C. Saturday morning, as feels-like temperatures were expected to bubble to a scorching 100 degrees.

High temperatures and humidity will combine to create potentially dangerous hot weather conditions over the Lowcountry for the next few days.

Right now, we’re finding ourselves in that danger category, so if you can, try to minimize the amount of time you spend ...

Authorities advise residents to take precautions, including staying indoors during the hottest hours of the day, drinking ...

A potent storm system with dangerous winds that could be as strong as 65 miles per hour is on track for the Northeast during ...

The National Weather Service has placed Evansville and huge swaths of the Tri-State under an "extreme heat watch" for Monday ...

A trip to Alaska helped cool off a bit, but returning to Pensacola is like submerging yourself in a tepid bucket of swamp ...

Scattered storms continue through Saturday but oppressive, potentially dangerous heat returns on Sunday and starts off next ...

SO, YEAH, SOME GOOD FOOD. AND IF YOU’RE GOING TO EAT IT THROUGH THE WEEKEND, AT LEAST WHEN YOU GET TO SUNDAY, YOU MIGHT WANT TO BE INSIDE SOMEWHERE WHERE THERE’S AC. AND I MEAN, SATURDAY, I MEAN, THAT ...

A dangerous heat wave blasted parts of the Northeast on Friday, sending "feels-like" temperatures well over 100 degrees and producing the risk for severe storms.

Chief Meteorologist Tom Tasselmyer said temperatures may decrease a couple of degrees this weekend, but the humidity will ...

Air temperature, dew point, heat index… all words that are thrown around by the K-X Storm Team during the heat of summer.