#heatwave

#heatwave

A heat advisory remains in effect through 10 pm tonight, July 17, as temps soar into the mid-90s and humidity pushes the heat index past the 100-degree mark.

"The pain from the summer heat is unbearable. If it was the winter, I would not feel the pain, I could just sleep after taking my medication. Now I need a higher dose, but the hospitals don't have it."

Applying yogurt to windows can effectively lower a house's temperature by up to 6.3 degrees Fahrenheit, as found in a study by a UK researcher.

"Grass is a very important crop for us, and our grass yields currently are down by about 50%. Maize is also looking to be around 50% down."

Everyone should be safe at work, but working in a heatwave can be dangerous - especially when your employer wants you to carry on regardless.

Dill pickle freeze pops are simply frozen dill pickle brine, claiming to help "prevent and treat muscle cramps" while also providing a way to cool down during heat.

The Victoria Line has the highest maximum predicted temperature for 2025, set to reach a sweltering 32C in peak heat. From 2021 to 2024, it recorded an average of 28.1C in 2024, leading to numerous complaints from commuters during hot weather.

Tesco, the UK's biggest supermarket, noticed fruit sales soaring by nearly 10% during the recent heatwave. Fruit categories such as berries, stone fruit, and melons achieved record volume growth.

Waking up feeling like coming off a five-day bender, I was dehydrated, had mouth ulcers, and my surroundings were chaotic, all exacerbated by the recent heatwave.

As the climate crisis throws its destructive effects ever more fully in our faces, cities during heatwaves are their own type of ground zero.

About 230 firefighters, along with 46 vehicles and helicopters, were battling the blaze on Thursday after it broke out 24 hours earlier near Ierapetra on the south-east coast of the country's largest island.

Lakes across Switzerland are experiencing record-high temperatures due to a heatwave, with some lakes exceeding 25°C. The increase negatively affects both fish and aquatic flora.

Like-for-like sales in June were impacted as very high temperatures affected the UK, increasing demand for cold drinks but reducing our overall footfall.