heat

Let these videos serve as a reminder to stay hydrated and cool my friends.

Tuesday’s high is expected to reach a scorching 106! The record to break is 105 and honestly, I’m good at not breaking any records. Yikes!

The city of El Paso knows that the Summer heat can be tough for locals who may not have the proper air conditioning in their homes and they’re hoping to help relieve those residents with cooling centers across the city.

The Extreme Weather Task Force has officially kicked off their Summer Fan Drive initiative. This initiative is a way for the task force to ensure that people in our community without a working air conditioner are able to get a free fan to relieve them from the heat this Summer season.

Monday’s triple digit high of 101 degrees broke the record high of 98 degrees that was set back in 2018

Tuesday, June 21st is the first official day of the Summer season but the borderland will get a sneak peek of that hot weather this week and weekend.

Being cold and not having what you need to get warm is something that no one should have to deal with. Help keep someone warm this winter and donate.

Unless you want to sit in a hot, dark house, you need to do a couple of things to reduce the strain on the electrical grid.

People walk or train for a marathon in the middle of a triple digit day, and tend to expose the most amount of skin to fry under the blazing hot El Paso sun.

If you don't have refrigerated air, here are a few ways to make that old-school swamp cooler work better to cool your house off.

Hot summers are mostly just an inconvenience, but every summer in El Paso we see tragic stories about kids getting left in a hot car.

The minute you open your eyes and check your phone you know that it's going to be a scorcher. It's already in the upper 70s at seven o'clock in the morning.