First Alert Weather: Summer heat makes a comeback

First Alert Weather: Summer heat makes a comeback. ... The heat will arrive for the afternoon with the high temperature near ... Stay tuned to News 10NBC First Alert weather for updates on the ... Read More

First Alert Forecast: Summer heat and humidity return - WSMV

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Heat and humidity will make a comeback once again this week. Mostly clear and comfortable through morning. The low will be in the low 60s. Download the WSMV 4 First Alert ... Read More

Only isolated storm chances - KY3

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Summer Heat. Published: Jun. 20, 2025 at 4:09 AM CDT The hot humid weather will continue this week with very ... News. Staying hot this week. Updated: 12 hours ago. Read More

First Alert Weather Days: Heat advisory issued as heat index rises 100+ degrees possible starting Sunday

A week of First Alert Weather Days begins Sunday and continues through Friday due to a heat wave in the Tri-State, the FOX19 NOW Weather Team said.A heat advisory has been issued for the following ... Read More

First Alert Weather: Summer heat and storms on Tuesday

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Waking up to another mild start this Tuesday with temperatures near 60 degrees. Dew points have also remained low as we start off our Tuesday, but that will change in the ... Read More

Patrick's First Warning Forecast: Heat and humidity make a big comeback - News 3 WTKR

Heat and humidity really build in during the work week. We expect to top out in the upper 80s and lower 90s on Tuesday and Wednesday. And with a surge in humidity, it'll feel more like 90-95 degrees. Read More

First Warning Forecast: Summer heat staging a comeback starting Sunday - News 3 WTKR

The fantastically cool weather we've had into the start of the weekend will be taking a hurried hiatus soon, with warmer temperatures Sunday followed by hot weather Monday through most of next week. Read More

WEATHER ALERT|High heat for the first day of summer ahead of dangerously hot weekend - WBFF

The summer solstice happens at 4:50 p.m. Thursday. On this day, we end up with the maximum amount of daylight (14 hours 55 minutes and 29 seconds) as the Earth is tilted directly towards the sun. Read More