Extreme heat in Spain was 10 times deadlier over the past two months than during the same period last year, with an estimated 1,180 people dying due to heat waves from mid-May to mid-July, compared to 114 people in 2024,

Much of the U.S. is grappling with a record-breaking heatwave. So, how do people stay cool?

With temperatures soaring into the 90s across the Vancouver area, locals are turning to cooling shelters and misting stations to find relief from the heat.

Wednesday night features a 30% chance of scattered showers, mostly light, under cloudy skies. Lows drop into the mid-50s, giving the area a rare break from sticky summer nights. Thursday remains mostly cloudy, with a slight warming trend and a high near 75°F. Winds stay light, shifting from northeast to southeast.

Samsung notes that "access to certain features/functions may temporarily freeze as a means to protect the device" when it crosses heat thresholds. On the iPhone, Apple said the device will make several adjustments, including slower charging, dimmer displays, and the flashlight and flash for photos are disabled.

The Miami Heat defeated the Boston Celtics, 100-96, in the NBA 2K26 Summer League at Cox Pavilion on Monday.

St. John’s, NL set a 12-year high on Monday, reaching 30.7°C, marking its hottest day since July 15, 2013. Southerly winds are keeping this pattern in place, driving several more 30°C days across inland parts of Newfoundland, the Maritimes, Quebec, and Ontario.

What better way to beat the heat than with a giant soda, a bucket of popcorn and some of the biggest blockbusters of the year?

The Sin City Celtics are undefeated no more, biut Boston Celtics shooting guard Baylor Scheierman has found his sea legs.

The Heat responded to an 0-2 start in Las Vegas with a 100-96 win over the Boston Celtics’ summer squad on Monday at the Pavilion on UNLV’s campus. The Heat found itself trailing by four points with 1:53 to play, but closed the game on a 13-5 run to rally for the victory.

The month of June was one of the most humid on record in West Michigan. The near-saturated air not only sent swarms of people to local beaches, but also swarms of bugs into local houses.