HEAT

Most of the area picks up an inch or more of rain between Monday and Tuesday

Warm air will act as fuel for another round of showers and storms before some relief comes early next week.

A few strong storms may cool us off Saturday and Sunday afternoons

High temperatures reach near-record levels Friday and Saturday afternoons

Storms mostly stay along and south of US-460 Wednesday night and Thursday

Low humidity Tuesday and Wednesday makes for comfortable mornings along with warm afternoons

A cold front brings an end to our stretch of summer-like weather

Highs reach 85-90° outside of the mountains Sunday and Monday

High temperatures push well into the 80s for most of the area by Sunday and Monday afternoons

Temperatures make a run at 90° in some spots Sunday and Monday afternoons

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The temperature rose to triple digits in the Russian town located north of the Arctic Circle

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.

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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.

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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

Summer heat lingers for the most part, with tropical systems still flaring up

The jet stream dips and lifts, causing temperature swings through the weekend

Ida's remnants could bring about a month's worth of rain to areas north of 460 Wednesday

High temperatures rise well into the 90s for most of the area Tuesday

Many parts of the area will run up the score of 90° days throughout the week

Downpours through Friday evening may result in localized flooding

Moisture from Henri helps to give us a few more storms by Friday before a hot and mainly dry weekend

Highs only top out in the 70s and 80s the next few days, thanks to more cloud cover and storms

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

Tropical moisture gives us the daily opportunity for rain for (about) the next week

The heat index approaches and exceeds 100° in the eastern half of the area Friday.

High temperatures reach the upper 90s in parts of the region Thursday afternoon

Make sure you're hydrating and finding ways to stay cool the next several days

Scattered (strong) storms will be the only things to cool us down the rest of the week

The heat index will get close to 100° in some spots most days this week

With the exception of Saturday, summer heat is back in full swing

Temperatures return to the 90s starting this Sunday and through much of next week

Unseasonably low humidity leads to more comfortable weather, less rain chances

The wet bulb globe temperature tells more of the story than the heat index does

Hazy, hot and breezy weather is on tap Friday

Thursday brought another day of temperatures above 90 degrees for the majority of Southwest Virginia.

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

Temperatures top out in the 90s for much of the area through Friday

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

On very hot, humid days, the city infrastructure can sometimes play a role in storm development

Most of the area will see high temperatures in the low to mid 90s Wednesday afternoon

The humidity won't be a major issue, thankfully, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons

Some of the hottest days of the year may come this week

Wildfire smoke leads to hazy sunshine for most of the week, especially Wednesday.

Temperatures continue to rise despite an increase in haze through at least Wednesday

80s and 90s return throughout the week with tolerable humidity levels

High temperatures rise into the 90s outside of the higher elevations through Saturday

Mid-July is behaving just as you would expect it to, weather-wise

The heat index rises into the mid to upper 90s for parts of the area again Tuesday afternoon

The heat index will approach 100° in the eastern half of the area some afternoons this week

Now that Elsa is gone, a typical summer weather pattern unfolds through at least the weekend

Elsa will likely bring periods of heavy rain to Southside by Thursday

Heat and humidity return this week with Elsa riding the East Coast later.

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

A front brings rain, storms and relief from the humidity

Temperatures peak in the 80s and 90s the next three afternoons

Highs in the upper 80s and lower 90s through at least Wednesday

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

Seattle has only hit 100° two times since 1945

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.