Historic Weather

How hot is too hot for you? Does it have to be in the 80s or 90s? What about that heat index that we keep hearing about? The heat and humidity can be oppressive and make it tough to breath even for those who are considered healthy. But what is the temperature that makes it actually unhealthy to be outside? Turns out, it is well over 100 degrees.

Triple-digit heat has arrived on the Western Slope right on schedule. Either the July monsoons will help cool us off or they'll skirt the area without providing much relief. We're extra thankful for the heavy snows this past winter that have the lakes and rivers at healthy levels so far this season.

The hurricane names that we will never see again because they're retired.

Here are the 5 most devastating hurricanes to hit Massachusetts.

For every time someone in Michigan has said, "It's a beautiful day, there is no possible way the weather could turn ugly", The Mitten State has answered, "Hold my Faygo".

Summer has arrived in Texas with temperatures across the state working their way into the 90's and even the triple digits by the end of week across much of the state. In fact, some areas of the state will see multiple days of 100 degree temps.

We have footage of an incredible time-lapse that shows part of New York practically disappearing.

Buffalo, New York just set an all-time mark for high temperatures.

It was the summer of 1816 and Indiana technically wasn't even Indiana yet as the area didn't officially become a state until December of that year. The problem was there really was no summer that year.

Almost no one was prepared. It was early morning in a small Illinois town on March 19, 1948 when the ominous clouds rolled in. A monster tornado dropped onto an unsuspecting Illinois town leaving only 20% of it standing once the winds subsided.