We're taking a very brief break from the excessive heat we felt over the weekend, with highs simmering in the low 90s today.

Another hot and humid Tuesday with heat indices ranging from 105-110°F. Wednesday starts our next pattern shift which will result in a much cooler and less humid Thursday, lasting into

The Peoria Dream Center is providing cooling services to those in need during the heatwave, and has seen an increase in unhoused individuals seeking assistance.

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The United States is grappling with a severe heatwave, impacting over 130 million people from South Dakota to Florida, with "feels like" temperatures exceeding 110°F. The National Weather Service warns of heightened risks of heat-related illnesses and wildfires,

“Cracking is really bad especially when it comes to asphalt because what happens is it can wash away the soil underneath that supports it,” Sarasua said. “The asphalt is going to sink. It’s going to cause more cracking.”

Baltimore anticipates a heatwave with potential severe weather disruptions, thunderstorms, and high humidity advised by the National Weather Service.

The eastern half of the US has been struck with a significant heatwave, with more than 185 million people under warnings due to intense and widespread heat conditions.On Monday, July 28, it was revealed that the Southeast is likely to endure