Tag: heat

Heat Dome Temperatures May Break Records in Eastern U.S.

A scorching heat dome has settled over the eastern United States, bringing unbearable conditions to tens of millions

The science behind the heat dome — ‘a mosh pit’ of molecules

The scorching heat wave that is currently sweeping across the Southern United States has raised concerns for the

Humidity from Corn Sweat Intensifies Extreme Heat Wave in U.S. Midwest

As the heat wave continues to grip the eastern United States, the combination of high temperatures and humidity

Top questions to ask your kids’ camp about fire, heat and floods : NPR

Experts say there are key questions parents and guardians should ask camp operators about wildfires, flood and heat

What We’re Watching: Heat, Floods, and Fires Threaten Multiple US Regions While Fossil Fuel Industry Seeks Legal Immunity

Climate Hazards Collide with Policy Cuts: A Recap of Danger Season Erika Spanger, Shana Udvardy, and Rachel Cleetus

Beat the heat with these cooling gadgets and wearables

Written by KIM COOK Sometimes, sitting in front of an open fridge can only provide temporary relief from

A heat wave hit New England’s grid. Clean energy saved the day.

As temperatures soared above 100 degrees Fahrenheit in New England in recent weeks, the region faced a significant

Extreme Heat Endangers AI Data Centers

The threat of heat waves to data centers that power artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly concerning as

Georgia police officers break into car with two crying children in the heat

Two young children in Georgia were rescued from a hot car in a mall parking lot last month

How To Combat the Urban Heat Island Effect at Home

One of the most pressing environmental challenges facing cities today is the urban heat island effect. This phenomenon

Atlanta is embracing a cheap, effective way to beat urban heat: ‘cool roofs’

In recent years, the concept of cool roofs has gained traction in cities across the United States as

How climate change is worsening extreme heat

Extreme weather events are becoming more frequent and severe, grabbing headlines around the world. Scientific research has shown