"Tomorrow's hydration starts tonight": Workers across Montgomery County battle extreme heat
Everyone can't escape the extreme heat as some people make their living outside, and for them, staying cool and healthy takes planning.
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Everyone can't escape the extreme heat as some people make their living outside, and for them, staying cool and healthy takes planning.
The June heat wave is expected to be the most intense in the area in years, prompting a heat advisory from the National Weather Service.
Heating and cooling companies are seeing an uptick in business with the sweltering heat. One homeowner in the Delaware Valley had his air conditioning fixed just in time.
Families in Montgomery County refused to hide from the heat. They were determined to have fun while staying safe.
The Philadelphia area is no stranger to the summer heat, but this week's heat wave could be the worst in years.
The heat can be dangerous and doctors are warning before this heat wave begins, health issues are likely to also increase. Here are some tips on how you can beat the heat.
A heat wave is forecast to bring dangerously hot temperatures to the Midwest and Northeast this week.
Father's Day is the last seasonable day before temperatures rise ushering in the first heat wave of the season this week.
Get ready for beautiful weekend weather around the Philadelphia region with mostly sunny skies, low humidity, and highs in the low to middle 80s.
Severe storms arrived Friday afternoon after a hot and humid day providing those storms with plenty of energy.
People in the city were looking for ways to stay cool on Friday. A splash pad at Love Park was very busy as people didn't see this heat coming.
The city of Camden is making preparations to ensure residents are staying cool as the Delaware Valley gets ready for next week's impending heat wave.
The high temperature lands around 90 degrees on Thursday in the Philadelphia region, with a chance of storms Friday night.
Wednesday's weather in the Philadelphia region is bright, sunny and perfectly on target for a late spring day, with thunderstorm chances on Friday.
After some showers at the Jersey Shore on Tuesday, skies will clear but there could be more showers ahead of the Rolling Stones' Hackney Diamonds show at Lincoln Financial Field.
More than 20 million people were under weather advisories for extreme heat as forecasts predicted another week of soaring temperatures.
Highs Monday will be close to 79 degrees around Philadelphia with low humidity and partly to mostly sunny skies, a trend that continues throughout the first half of the week.
A few spotty showers are possible in the late morning and early afternoon around the Delaware Valley, but throughout the day we can expect a mix of clouds and sun.
Saturday is clear and sunny but Sunday's weather could have some showers around the Philadelphia area.
Lower humidity, a pleasant breeze and clearing clouds all make for wonderful weather on Friday in Philadelphia and at the Jersey Shore. The trend continues into Saturday.
The Philadelphia region won't be experiencing any severe weather on Thursday night.
Areas of fog and clouds kick off Wednesday before some peeks of sun in the early afternoon. Scattered storms that could bring heavy downpours to the Philadelphia area pop up later in the day.
Tuesday starts with scattered showers early followed by cooler temperatures - Friday is the only day this week that doesn't look rainy.
Several disturbances will pass through the Delaware Valley area over the next seven days, triggering a chance of showers and isolated storms almost every day.
Dry weather continues Sunday with high temperatures near 84 in Philadelphia. Clouds and humidity increase later in the day, with a chance for showers in the evening.
