Man drowns at home in Vermont's 1st recorded flooding death

The 63-year-old man's death was the second flood-related death related to a storm system and heavy flooding in the Northeast this week. The first occurred in New York when a woman died after being swept away during a flood.

Expert's tips to keep your car cool
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It's been brutally hot in Houston, so FOX 26's Chelsea Edwards brought in an expert on ways to keep you car cool even in the warmest weather.

Woman dead after trying to escape New York flooding
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Flooding continues in parts of Orange County, New york as heavy rain pours in the area. A woman is dead after trying to escape flooding with her dog. Gov. Kathy Hochul issued a state of emergency for the area. Clean up expected to last several weeks to a month. LiveNOW from FOX host Zach Horner spoke to FOX 5 NY's Robert Moses on the latest.

Several cities have heat emergency plans. Are they enough in a warming world?

Natural disasters can be dramatic — barreling hurricanes, building-toppling tornadoes — but heat is more deadly. Many cities are beginning to plan their responses to the looming threat.

Solar storm forecasted for Thursday could bring Northern Lights to 17 states

This solar storm is part of an 11-year solar cycle that’s making the Northern Lights visible in places farther to the south. Here's where auroral activity is forecast.

Summer heat is the 'No. 1 weather-related killer,' doctor warns

States in the Southwest and West have been under Excessive Heat Warnings and heat advisories for the past two weeks

Chinese cities open air raid shelters for relief amid deadly heat wave

Cities across China opened their air raid shelters to offer residents relief from the heat Friday as unusually high temperatures across parts of the country started claiming lives.

Earth sees hottest day on record for third straight day

The daily highs are an indication that climate change is reaching uncharted territory, scientists say.

This smoky summer could be America's 'new abnormal'

Wildfires are already consuming three times more of the United States and Canada each year than in the 1980s and studies predict fire and smoke to worsen.

Travelers delayed at airports ahead of July 4
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Severe weather across the U.S. along a blanket of wildfire smoke from those incidents burning in Canada have led to major delays at airports across the nation.

Smoke from Canada wildfires increasing health risks in Black, poorer communities in US

The smoke is impacting air quality issues for poor and Black communities that already are more likely to live near polluting plants and in rental housing with mold.

How is air quality measured?

As smoky air from Canada’s wildfires shrouds broad swaths of the U.S., here are seven facts you should know about measuring air quality.