temperature

Believe it or not, you have just lived through the hottest summer ever recorded on Earth.

With temperatures this high, are we anywhere near record high temperatures? You might just be shocked to see just how hot it's been in these parts.

We're here in Louisiana and for most of us, this kind of heat isn't our first rodeo. So how do we handle it? We laugh about it!

There are a handful of things you and I can do to make sure our house is ready for the freezing temperatures, I realize that sometimes we just need a reminder on what to do.

Mother Nature will mix intervals of tranquil weather with occasional shots of cold and wintry precipitation but overall may seem to be a bit 'temperamental.

Who can sleep when their thermostat is set to 82 degrees? I need my home to feel as cold as possible otherwise I just can't sleep. 67 degrees is the perfect sleeping temperature.

Hands down the hottest average temperature since the temperature started being officially recorded in 1874!

The company has vowed to fix and/or service at least 20 heaters at no charge!

Climatologist Brian Brettschneider, published his recent study about the good, bad, and ugly in regards to localized climate - and the data has found Louisiana wanting.

The outrageous heat has prompted the National Weather Service to issue an Excessive Heat Warning for today, and will most likely be extending that through the weekend.

There have been far too many stories in the news this summer about parents leaving their kids in the car while they go in and shop. This is not okay! We all know that a quick trip in the store can end up being much more than that.

This seems unprecidented.   I lived in Dallas in 2003 and I believe we had more than 100 days in a row that the temperature was over 100.  It's so memorable because in Dallas when the temperature is that high its public transit system initiates "Ozone Action Day."