HEAT

It'll be 84 to 90° Wednesday but 45-51° first thing Friday morning

Highs drop from the low 90s to mid-70s by the end of the week

Sunday is still comfortable, but temperatures are well above average for the very end of summer

That sunshine means warmer than average temperatures to start fall

Friday's forecast is brought to you by the letter 'F.'

Some parts of the area hit 90° next week

Rain chances gradually diminish between Tuesday and Friday

We're tracking a front that will bring storms, followed by a break in the humidity

Everything one cyclist packed for a blistering, long-distance pedal

High temperatures reach 85-90° outside the mountains the next several afternoons

More shade, extra fans and ice blocks are also being used at Hatton Country World near Warwick.

Storms increase Wednesday before a noticeable drop in humidity later in the week

The long-awaited drop in humidity is coming, but we'll have to wait a few days

Storms will be slow-moving, creating the chance for localized flooding

Pattern turns wetter and stormier at times heading into the weekend

Temperatures reach the 90s outside the mountains through at least Thursday

Temperatures reach the 90s outside of the mountains Tuesday through at least Thursday

Most scattered storms Monday happen during the late morning and afternoon hours

Storms Friday have the chance to become severe, especially along and east of US 29

Storms the next couple of days will be more hit-or-miss than they've been throughout the week so far

Localized flooding will be possible in any storms that move over water-logged areas

The daily chance for slow-moving thunderstorms leads to the chance for flooding

Robert Jacobs is trying to help folks stay cool by driving around a 1967 white Ford F-100 and dressing up as a Good Humor Ice Cream Man.

High temperatures approach triple digits in areas east of the Parkway, especially Sunday afternoon

Experts say it's best to take your dogs out in the early morning or late evening when the temperatures have cooled down.

Storms mainly pop south of U.S. 460 Thursday afternoon

Temperatures will hit nearly 100 degrees over the July 22 weekend in parts of Southwest Virginia.If you need somewhere to cool off, the Salvation Army of Danville is here to help.

High temperatures outside of the mountains reach 95-100° during the weekend

Watch these popsicles — or as they’re called in Britain, ice lollies — melt and learn more about what European countries are doing to deal with the heat wave.

Temperatures rose to triple digits in parts of the United Kingdom Tuesday

Temperatures could reach the mid to upper 90s this coming weekend

Highs reach well into the 90s (for most) each day Wednesday through Sunday

The forecast for the weekend is as typical as it gets for mid-July!

Warmth, humidity and scattered afternoon storms return to the forecast this weekend

Highs reach the 80s and 90s prior to scattered evening storms Tuesday

Temperatures reach well into the 90s outside of the mountains Tuesday afternoon

A handful of storms Friday and Saturday could turn strong-to-severe

There will likely be fewer storms Thursday than what we've seen in recent days

Storm clusters, heat and humidity continue each day the rest of the week

Start low-tech with shades, fans and vents before you consider upgrading your system.

Storms Tuesday afternoon and evening will be capable of producing scattered outages or wind damage

Clusters of scattered storms dive from the northwest almost each day this week

Each day through Independence Day has heat, humidity, and at least some chance for storms

True to form, it will be hot, humid and stormy at times this 4th of July weekend

Enjoy the brief break in humidity through Wednesday morning

Temperatures are a touch higher than average for the end of June with cooler weather coming after some storms

The chance for hit-or-miss storms is slightly higher Sunday than Saturday

A few hit-or-miss downpours will be possible this weekend too

Storms Wednesday evening and night tap into residual heat from the daytime hours

Near-record heat and storms return Wednesday and Wednesday night

Temperatures topped 104 degrees in the state's top cattle county. In widely seen video footage, rows of carcasses are shown lined up along the edge of a field.

The service helps with electric payments or installation of AC units.

Despite temperatures above 90 degrees, Allegheny Construction continued their work with precautions in mind.

Finding ways to battle high heat and humidity isn’t always a breeze, but experts say keeping cool is critical.

The heat and humidity both go away in time for Father's Day weekend

To appreciate miso in its purest expression, consider miso soup.

Susana Orrego moved to the U.S. from Colombia in August, so this Thanksgiving was her first. She wanted to do something to celebrate, and she and her husband ended up getting 200 invites to Thanksgiving dinners. On Thursday, they met a new friend, Carol Lesser – the woman who welcomed the couple into her home.

Collaborative show teams 20 artists into 10 pairs for works that combine their respective views.

A Lancet medical journal report finds that human-caused climate change is worsening human health in just about every measurable way. It calls for more urgent action from world leaders.

What can homeowners do to reduce their energy consumption?

Despite a rash of climate-related illnesses and deaths, agricultural laborers still have few protections on the job.

China is taking another step to loosen its capital controls and in the process is giving onshore investors greater access to a previously hard-to-reach bond market. The so-called southbound link of the Bond Connect program will help draw capital from the mainland to bonds available in Hong Kong, which are currently a challenge to buy due to regulatory restrictions. The new channel could serve to check excess strength in China’s currency by balancing money flowing from overseas funds into Chinese

The Biden administration on Monday morning announced an interagency plan to deal with the effects of frequent extreme heat waves caused by global warming.

China is taking another step to loosen its capital controls and in the process is giving onshore investors greater access to a previously hard-to-reach bond market. The so-called southbound link of the Bond Connect program will help draw capital from the mainland to bonds available in Hong Kong, which are currently a challenge to buy due to regulatory restrictions. The new channel could serve to check excess strength in China’s currency by balancing money flowing from overseas funds into Chinese

Spain expects to record its hottest day of the year as a heat wave settled over Southern Europe

The Pacific Northwest is once again in the midst of a heat wave after already seeing its worst such event on record this summer. Temperatures are soaring into the low 100s in some areas, while dangerous heat is also affecting the South Central states and Gulf Coast. Why it matters: The occurrence of yet another heat wave during a drought in the West is ratcheting up wildfire risks. The heat itself is a major public health risk, as extreme heat is typically the biggest annual weather-related caus

The latest in a series of relentless heat waves is bringing dangerously hot temperatures to a the Central U.S. on Wednesday, and will contribute to a severe thunderstorm outbreak across the Upper Midwest. The heat will expand in scope toward the end of the week.The big picture: Heat watches, warnings and advisories are in effect across 19 states, from Portland, Oregon east to Minneapolis, and running all the way south to New Orleans. Temperatures of between 10°F and 15°F above average in these a

Military aircraft are mobilised as fires engulf British Columbia following a record-breaking heatwave.

China is taking another step to loosen its capital controls and in the process is giving onshore investors greater access to a previously hard-to-reach bond market. The so-called southbound link of the Bond Connect program will help draw capital from the mainland to bonds available in Hong Kong, which are currently a challenge to buy due to regulatory restrictions. The new channel could serve to check excess strength in China’s currency by balancing money flowing from overseas funds into Chinese

China is taking another step to loosen its capital controls and in the process is giving onshore investors greater access to a previously hard-to-reach bond market. The so-called southbound link of the Bond Connect program will help draw capital from the mainland to bonds available in Hong Kong, which are currently a challenge to buy due to regulatory restrictions. The new channel could serve to check excess strength in China’s currency by balancing money flowing from overseas funds into Chinese

Chicago may stay dry this hot Friday but a few storms could "pack a punch."

50 million Americans under excessive heat warnings

The NBA playoffs are finally upon us, and fans got a Saturday full of highlights and huge performances.

Extreme heat is a leading cause of weather-related deaths every year.

Extreme heat is a leading cause of weather-related deaths every year.

Extreme heat broiling the central U.S. is moving east for the weekend. From the Great Lakes to the Atlantic, temperatures are expected to rise well into the 90s, with high humidity. Heat advisories have been posted in 23 states. Dean Reynolds reports.

WBZ meteorologist Eric Fisher says there are more hot days to come for the West coast.

Extreme heat hits most of the U.S., complicating firefighting efforts in the West. John Blackstone is with the firefighters and has the latest.

Hot and humid conditions will impact millions of Americans Tuesday, as a swath of warm temperatures stretch from the southern Plains to the East Coast. The extreme heat has not only been causing power outages and travel delays, but also been downright unbearable -- and dangerous. Vladimir Duthiers reports.

Weather forecast: Dangerous heat, flash floods threaten nation The Chicago area got hit with three inches of rain in just three hours, shutting down roads and some commuter rails, while storms caused flash flooding in Pennsylvania's Poconos. Danielle Niles of Boston affiliate WBZ tracks the latest severe weather and heat.

Extreme heat and storms threaten millions across U.S. Meteorologist Megan Glaros is tracking the severe weather and high temperatures affecting the nation.