Heat Wave Temperatures Could Approach 100 Degrees Tuesday, Wednesday
Yet another scorching hot and oppressively humid week is on the way for our last week of meteorological summer.
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Yet another scorching hot and oppressively humid week is on the way for our last week of meteorological summer.
Summer weather is not over yet -- a heat wave is expected this week with the hottest days likely on Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Saints Brigade of Port Chester New York had to fight the heat in two Fourth of July parades.
Neighborhood swimming pools, like ones in Lawrence, were packed with people hoping to cool off on a scorching day.
Hawes Pool in Norwood was the place to be Monday afternoon,
We'll be storm-free Monday, but that won't be the case Tuesday or for the 4th of July.
With temperatures expected to be in the 90s for several more days, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh has declared a heat emergency in the city.
It hasn't happened in over two years in Boston. The odds favor it will happen today. What is it? It's a heat wave which consists of 3 consecutive days at 90 degrees or higher.
This latest edition of Keefer Madness takes us to the land down under.
The sixth day of a heat wave in Boston finally brought a record.
Deirdre Fitzsimons, her kids and her friends were some of the many beach-goers at Lane Beach in Weymouth Thursday, finding a place to beat the heat.
The lengthy heat wave may force Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station to shut down as the temperature of ocean water used to cool plant systems rises.
A woman is under arrest after police say she left a toddler in a hot van in a supermarket parking lot.
The extreme heat is forcing the Commuter Rail to slow trains down on the Framingham/Worcester Line.
With electricity use approaching record levels, New England's power grid operator asked customers on Tuesday to conserve electricity as a weeklong heat wave continues to bear down on much of the region.
New England's power grid operator says demand for electricity could close in on a seven-year record.
With 25 days in the books, summer 2013 has already seen its share of weather extremes.
Boston is in the midst of a heat wave. Temperatures will be above 90 degrees for the foreseeable future. So how are you beating the heat this weekend?
A popular lake for swimming has been closed because of high bacteria counts.
The lights are off at the Elliot School in the North End but it's not summer yet.
Summer officially started last Friday and just two days later our first heatwave began.
With temperatures expected to climb well into the 90s over the next two days around Boston, officials are warning people to take precautions. Here is a guide of heat-related resources.
Cape Cod is looking forward to a busy summer with an improving economy and more people willing to travel.
As the weather heats up, lifeguards will start manning area beaches and pools Friday.
