Extreme Heat in Death Valley National Park

Death Valley National Park set multiple temperature records in July, with average temperatures reaching extreme highs. The area experienced punishing temperatures, surpassing previous records and impacting both humans and wildlife.

Staying Hydrated in Extreme Heat

Fox News article discussing the importance of staying hydrated in extreme heat and the signs of dehydration beyond just feeling thirsty.

Heat-related Deaths in Maricopa County, Arizona

An excessive heat wave in Maricopa County, Arizona has led to over 300 suspected heat-related deaths, with temperatures reaching 118 degrees. There have been 23 confirmed deaths related to heat this year, and the extreme heat is expected to continue. Measures are being taken to help residents combat the heat.

Tragic Deaths During Hajj Pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia

Over 1,300 people died during this year's Hajj pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia due to extreme temperatures and difficulties with crowd control. The high death toll has raised concerns over the authorities' precautions and support for the pilgrims during the sacred event.

Miami-Dade County's Chief Heat Officer Jane Gilbert

Miami-Dade County appointed Jane Gilbert as the world's first chief heat officer to tackle challenges posed by intense heat in urban areas. Gilbert focuses on informing residents, promoting affordable cooling solutions, and implementing environmental initiatives to combat extreme heat.

Retired Los Angeles County Deputy Missing on Greek Island

Albert Calibet, a retired Los Angeles County Deputy, has gone missing on a Greek island after setting out on a hike to meet a friend. His family is actively searching for him amidst extreme heat on the island.

Impact of Extreme Heat on Political Campaign Events

Former President Donald J. Trump's campaign events in the Southwest are being affected by an extreme heat wave, causing health concerns for attendees. Steps are being taken to mitigate risks, such as providing water, shade, and air conditioning.

Extreme Heat Wave in Western U.S. Caused by Heat Dome

The Western U.S. is experiencing extreme heat due to a heat dome caused by high pressure in the atmosphere. This heat dome is bringing record temperatures that are 20 to 30 degrees hotter than normal, affecting millions of Americans. It's important to stay safe during heat waves by staying hydrated, finding shade, and taking breaks from the heat.

Impact of Extreme Heat on Voter Turnout in India's Election

Extreme heat in India may be affecting voter turnout in the world's largest election as temperatures soar to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. Campaigns have adapted by concentrating activities in the mornings and evenings due to the severe heat wave warning. Experts suggest that extreme heat could influence the way people vote, especially in rural areas where agriculture is prevalent.

Extreme Heat in Miami

Meteorologists in Miami are at a loss for words to describe the extreme heat experienced in May, with record-breaking temperatures and heat index reaching 112 degrees. The heat is reshaping shoulder seasons, and extreme weather is leading to the withdrawal of insurers from the state.

Severe Weather in Houston, Texas and Louisiana

Severe storms hit Houston, Texas and Louisiana, causing flooding, power outages, and at least seven deaths. The damage is reminiscent of Hurricane Ike in 2008, with high winds shattering windows and causing chaos. Power may be out for weeks in some areas, and residents are facing extreme heat without air conditioning.

Tesla Owner Stuck in Car During System Update

A Tesla owner got stuck in her car in extreme heat while trying to update the system, choosing not to use the manual door release to avoid damaging the vehicle. She eventually got out and warned others not to update the system while inside the car.

South Sudan school reopening after heatwave

South Sudan's government announces reopening of schools after a two-week closure due to extreme heat. Adverse effects of climate change, including heatwaves, flooding, and drought, have been experienced in recent years. Teachers advised to take precautions against heat exhaustion and heatstroke.

Arizona appoints first statewide heat officer to address extreme heat effects

Arizona appoints first statewide heat officer to address extreme heat effects, following a deadly summer with over 400 heat-associated deaths in Maricopa County. Dr. Eugene Livar to lead the effort under Gov. Katie Hobbs' extreme heat preparedness plan.