Mix of sun and clouds on Saturday in Philadelphia with stray shower possible
Saturday will have a mix of sun and clouds. Expect seasonable temperatures with high humidity. Stray afternoon showers are possible.
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Saturday will have a mix of sun and clouds. Expect seasonable temperatures with high humidity. Stray afternoon showers are possible.
A brutal heat wave across the eastern United States trapped millions of people in sweltering air this week with record-high temperatures.
At Nile Swim Club in Yeadon, kids can get free swimming lessons this summer.
Outreach workers from the nonprofit Horizon House are checking on people experiencing homelessness during the heat wave.
The city of Trenton is making moves to keep the community cool on Day 3 of the heat wave.
A doctor at Jefferson University Hospital in Philadelphia explains the treatment options for patients who have heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
As the dangerously high temperatures continue in Philadelphia, outreach workers are checking in on people experiencing homelessness, offering cold water and rides to cooling centers.
At Nile Swim Club in Yeadon, Pennsylvania, a swim program is underway to teach kids the skills to conquer their fears of water and stay safe in the pool.
This heat wave hovering over the Philadelphia region has a lot of people feeling hot and bothered, and that can be even more intense for people with mental health issues.
At Surf Dog Swim Spa in Montgomery County, dogs cool off and get exercise in the pool.
As the weather heats up, dogs are cooling off at Surf Dog Swim Spa in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
The city of Philadelphia is teaming up with Bartram's Garden to give residents a place to cool off in the shade on hot days while fighting climate change.
The City of Philadelphia released its first-ever urban forest strategic plan in 2023 – the Philly Tree Plan. The plan lays out a 10-year strategy to grow the tree canopy and engage neighbors in fighting climate change.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said some medications interfere with the body's ability to regulate temperature, making it harder to cool down and increasing sun sensitivity to the skin. Plus, some medications can also make a person more vulnerable to heat by affecting the body's hydration.
The Atlantic City Beach Patrol says crowds have swelled over the past two days with many families trying to find some relief from the dangerous heat, but this weather has also led to an increase in water rescues and heat-related issues.
Southwest Airlines launched a multi-million dollar initiative after extreme summer heat led to beverage cans bursting on flights.
CBS News Philadelphia is in your corner to help you keep your energy bill from soaring along with the temperatures during this heat wave.
Staying cool in this heat wave can come at a cost, but Josh Sidorowicz has tips on how you can save.
People in South Jersey tried their best to escape the heat on Monday as temperatures hit 99 degrees in the Philadelphia region.
The outage left dozens of older adults — many on fixed incomes and with mobility issues — without air conditioning, elevators, or refrigeration as a heat wave gripped the Philadelphia region.
Residents of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, are staying cool at the Senior Adult Activities Center in Norristown. Health reporter Stephanie Stahl shares what you need to know to stay safe during the heat wave in the Philadelphia area.
Camden County police made their rounds, delivering fans, bottled water, and a healthy dose of human connection to seniors.
From fans to splash pads, Philadelphia residents are finding ways to stay cool amid a scorching heat wave in the city.
The high temperature so far at Philadelphia International Airport reached 99, breaking a record high of 98 set last year.
It's currently hot in Philadelphia , and it will stay this hot for the next couple of days. Heat index values will likely reach 110-plus at the height of Monday thanks to dewpoints in the 70s. At these temperatures, heatstroke and heat exhaustion are possible. The cumulative effect of the extreme heat from this week can also lead to additional health problems. Meteorologist Grant Gilmore explains.
