After 34 years, State Climatologist Jim Angel to retire.
A small town water tower holds more than water, it holds magic and memories.
When the heat threatens to break the thermometer, it doesn't have top break the bank. Follow some simple hot weather conservation tips to save energy and keep cool.
Weather reflects short-term conditions of the atmosphere while climate is the average daily weather for an extended period of time at a certain location
With extreme weather events becoming increasingly common, Molly Lempriere takes a look at how to ensure a solar installation is prepared to manage wind, hail, heat and anything else nature has in store.
Right now is a good time to consider what to do to help prepare your air conditioner for the hot weather ahead. You never want it to go back into full operation without some important checks and maintenance tasks.
Weather is one of the most important aspects to consider when performing a site assessment for a potential solar installation.
Hot weather can prove dangerous to babies and younger children as it can cause heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
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As the weather warms up, our requirement for water increases.
The only thing worse than extreme heat: extreme heat with a side of high humidity. Hot, muggy air makes you sweaty and uncomfortable and can even be dangerous, increasing risk of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. By using a few strategies...
With spring underway, thoughts of warmer weather and air conditioning are not far behind. Some people are remembering unresolved air-conditioner problems from last summer, and need to decide whether to fix their existing unit, or install a new one for the coming hot weather.
These five tips can help you sleep better in hot weather. With these tips, your sleep environment will be optimized to support the body’s deep sleep process. We'll teach you how to keep the bedroom cool, but learn how Mattress Warehouse can equip you with bed-cooling technology for next-level comfort.
Extreme heat makes you feel hot and sweaty, and may cause dehydration and heat stroke serious enough to need hospitalisation in groups at risk, including young children, people over 65 years and those with pre-existing medical conditions like diabetes and heart disease.
You might be all set for cooler weather, but is your home? These simple tips from AccuWeather will help get your household autumn-ready.
Cold front strength is defined by how big the difference of air masses is before and after a cold front
Cities across the world are at risk of extreme rainfall overwhelming their streets
For people who have COPD, changing seasons and weather patterns can trigger their symptoms. Learn how to manage COPD through the seasons at EverydayHealth.com.
Summer is great for being outdoors, but before you head out you need to know how to deal with the the heat! That's where these heat safety tips come in.
Cutting back energy in your home doesn't mean you won't stay cool, you will just stay cooler for less without getting hot due to your increased charges.