Summer is in full swing, and as much as we longed for better weather, we can’t deny that high temps and humidity can cause ...

Your guide to an office-ready capsule closet that laughs in the face of tropical humidity and 18-degree air-conditioning.

Dangerous heat waves have encompassed nearly the entire country this week, ushering in what I call “sweaty summer.” Usually, these sweat-drenched days don’t start until mid-July, but as climate change ...

The National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Watch for northern Ohio starting on Sunday, June 22. The predicted heat wave is expected to last well into next week with highs in the 90s. With ...

(Note: We're looking for the temp for when you're there and hanging out, not your away or bedtime temps.) Have other deep thoughts about thermostat settings? Email me at [email protected].

Not even northern New England is escaping the intense heat. Monday became one of the three hottest June days on record for Burlington, Vermont, when the temperature hit 97 degrees in the afternoon.

Meanwhile, in Miami, where it’s actually cooler right now, the water temperature is 86. It seems like the Northeast is destined to always have chilly water, no matter the heat wave.

Uniqlo’s mini T-shirt, which our junior writer owns in seven colors, is discounted by nearly 50 percent.

To keep your phone cool and running strong, move it to a cool, dry place, avoid charging it, and avoid putting it in the fridge or freezer.

A Climate Central analysis reveals one in five U.S. cities now experiencing an additional month of above-normal temperatures, with Las Vegas seeing 43 more days in that range compared to 1970.

The temperature in New York City have reached 100 degrees as the eastern U.S. sweltered under an extreme heat wave. According to the National Weather Service, Kennedy International Airport recorded ...