The National Weather Service's Hazard Simplification Project aims to make weather alerts less confusing and more ...

Consider keeping a sweat journal that tracks common triggers of your perspiration. Common triggers include heat, feeling anxious, and certain foods, especially those that contain: Excessive sweating ...

Scientists have struggled to explain why global temperatures have shot up in recent years, but ocean cloud cover has now emerged as a crucial piece of the puzzle ...

On March 4, the National Weather Service officially changed its messaging when it comes to heat watches and warnings. What ...

A new study found that living in areas in the U.S. with extreme heat may speed up biological aging in older adults. Here's ...

The battle over more stringent heat-related restrictions on Phoenix mountain and preserve trails continued Feb. 27 before the ...

Answer: Popularly put, wind chill is “how cold it feels.” Bob Oravec, a forecaster for the National Weather Service (NWS) says, “It’s how it feels when you’re out in cold weather with wind blowing. It ...

Depending on your location, frost-risk tolerance, and target planting dates, early to mid-March is prime indoor seed-starting ...

With energy bills putting a crunch on the U.S. this winter, comparing the costs of electric heat vs gas heat can be an important decision for homeowners looking to save money. When Kiplinger ...

A new USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology study suggests greater exposure to extreme heat may accelerate biological aging ...

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