heat wave

You won't believe how many days New Jersey's longest stretch of 90+ degree temperatures lasted.

Hey there, New Jersey! The heat wave is here, and it's not just stopping by our area; it's going on a cross-country tour, making people everywhere sweat like never before! Arizona and Texas are sizzling at a whopping 105 to 115 degrees, and now it's our turn to feel the heat at nearly 100 degrees, and that's not even counting the heat index, making it feel even toastier...

With summer on the horizon, and a few days that have already reached the 90's and above in our area, dogs aren't the only pets that need special attention. There are ways to help your cat be more comfortable, too.

As exterior temperatures rise gradually, that of vehicle equipment spikes "exponentially," and can create evaporation that may, over time, compromise car batteries.

The heat wave is expected to be intense and dangerous the next few days. Here are the cooling centers at the Jersey Shore for some relief:

The heat is on this weekend with temperatures in the 90s and high humidity combing to make for a heat index of over 100.

Mercury eclipsing 90. Heat index adding about 10 more degrees. Thunderstorms dry up almost as soon as they reach the pavement. Welcome to the dog days of summer. Now, where do you go to escape the searing heat?

Nearly record-breaking heat caused chaos at Jersey Shore schools Tuesday.

The Jersey Shore will wind down July with hot, humid summer weather and temperatures that may feel like they're in the  triple digits.

As we work our way through the first week of August, we realize there is still time to squeeze plenty of summer in, but a good chunk of Summer 2013 is behind us. So, what's been the biggest memory of summer so far?

New Jersey faces at least two more days of excessive heat and humidity as this week's heat wave comes to an end over the weekend as the heat index rose well above 100 around the state.

A Severe Thunderstorm Warning has been issued for parts of Ocean County as New Jersey's heat wave continues.