WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — The sweltering heat is fine if you are indoors in air conditioning, but for outdoor workers like lifeguards it can be brutal. One bank thermometer read 102 degrees Tuesday.

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After an intense weekend of record-setting heat, this week brings a noticeable change—seasonable temperatures are back. But with the cooler air comes a more unsettled stretch of weather. Tuesday will ...

More than 30 million people are under extreme weather alerts Sunday as a sweltering heat wave lingers across the West. Excessive heat warnings and watches were effective in parts of California, Oregon ...

A heat advisory is in effect through Friday with highs near 90 degrees today and feels-like temps reaching 100 degrees tomorrow. Thunderstorms are possible Friday evening. A heat advisory is in effect ...

Tonight: Clear. Mild. Patchy fog. Wind: Calm. Low: 63-68. Wednesday: Sun and clouds. Hot and humid. Afternoon storms. Chance of rain 40%. Wind: W 5-10. High: 85-93 ...

A significant flash flood threat is expected in the Northeast on Thursday as the atmosphere transitions from the sweltering heat we've seen to start this week to a welcomed change just in time for the ...

Hot and humid conditions will continue to grip Southern Illinois and the surrounding Ohio and Mid-Mississippi River Valleys through the weekend. We could see some scattered showers and thunderstorms ...

Employees at the U.S. Postal Service's Atlanta Local Processing Center have been working without air conditioning for weeks, facing extreme heat conditions. Workers have expressed frustration and ...

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Scorching days and sweltering nights have baked the South Korean capital of Seoul over the month of July, with the heat reaching levels not seen in 117 years of record keeping, Al Jazeera reported. At ...