An early-season heat dome is building over the Gulf of Mexico and will bring a week of unusual heat and humidity to southern states, from Texas to Florida, and southward into Mexico and the Caribbean.

The heat coming to Ohio before the weekend could be a little worse that earlier forecasts predicted. These maps show where it will be the hottest. The hot weather approaching Ohio is looking hotter.

National Weather Service heat maps show that some parts of the state will soon see temperatures approaching 90 degrees. Extreme heat waves can have negative effects on the body, including heat ...

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NWS maps show the hot weather creeping eastward this week and into Buckeye State That might give Ohioans the chance to test out their A/C for the year before the real heat of summer settles in.

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Extreme heat is not just a comfort crisis, it is creating an energy cost crunch across India's hospitality sector As heatwaves scorch parts of India this summer, the country’s hospitality sector ...

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