Outside workers take precautions to stay cool during Pittsburgh heat wave
The 90-degree temperatures this week are especially a concern for those who work outside.
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The 90-degree temperatures this week are especially a concern for those who work outside.
Doctors are stressing the importance of listening to your body as a potential heat wave descends on the Pittsburgh area.
What kind of precautions do firefighters take to cool off in hot weather?
An Excessive Heat Watch will go into place on Monday as a heat wave is possible this week.
Before the hot temperatures move in next week, we could see some strong to severe storms this evening.
Temperatures will soon be reaching into the 90s and staying cool is not as difficult as it may seem.
People who have experienced extreme weather are especially likely to say climate change needs to be addressed right away.
A parent whose two students attend Greenfield told KDKA the building has no air conditioning, and to add to the problem, he said they can't open the windows.
The universe is full of waves, and they are not all created equally. Some are mechanical, and others are electromagnetic, even though they are all energy!
Temperature records have been breaking all over, as our Earth registers some of the hottest periods ever measured. Experts say it's the "new normal."
After a short dip, the bear climbed over a wall and headed to a tree behind the Burbank home, police said. It was also seen in the neighborhood.
Sometimes prolonged summer heat creates a "heat dome."
More than just staff shortages could delay your flight for taking off on time.
With temperatures soaring, how could that impact your travel plans? KDKA's Chris DeRose is digging into that question.
We've seen another spike in gas prices and the recent heat and OPEC are the reasons why.
You may have noticed - once again gas prices are spiking but why now? John Shumway spoke with his buddy Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy about the reason.
Temperatures are expected to reach 90-plus degrees.
As the temperature increases, Pittsburgh Parks & Recreation will open six cooling centers this week.
As this potential heat wave begins to bake western Pennsylvania, you will need to be cautious when outdoors.
As this potential heat wave begins to bake western Pennsylvania, you will need to be cautious when outdoors. KDKA's Jessica Guay shares some tips about how you can stay safe during the toasty temperatures.
Extreme temperatures and air pollution are associated with an increased risk of heart attacks that result in death.
Extreme temperatures and air pollution are associated with an increased risk of heart attacks that result in death.
The City of Pittsburgh is opening five cooling centers to help people beat the heat and humidity.
It's hot, we haven't seen much rain, so that much mean drought, right?
Local EMS have been busy during the heat wave in the Pittsburgh area.
