A hot, high-pressure ridge will build into the week ahead. Between now and Wednesday, each day is forecast to be a little hotter, with peak heat stress by Wednesday. High temperatures will peak ...

A high pressure ridge moves in over south Florida through the weekend. This will bring drier, hotter air to the region. Friday expect to see mostly sunny skies with highs around 91, heat index 103.

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A ridge of high pressure will build into the Southeast U.S. at both the surface and aloft. This will cause it to be mostly sunny and hot, with high humidity levels. There will be a chance for pop ...

A persistent marine layer, cool ocean temperatures, and a persistent high-pressure ridge have left coastal communities shivering and wondering when summer will finally arrive.

The dog days of summer are here, and the high temperature hit a record in the process. “We reached 105 degrees today out at Midland International Air and Space Port,” said Cody Lindsey, meteorologist ...

Weekend Forecast: A high-pressure ridge will return from the East Coast to Alabama by Sunday. Saturday will bring typical late-July weather with a few pop-up storms and highs in the lower 90s. The ...

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HONOLULU (KHON2) — Tropical cyclone activity is not expected in the next 7 days. “The high-pressure ridge will remain in place north of the Hawaiian Islands into the first half of next week ...

Peter W. Joyce, 57, of Oak Ridge died one day after being ejected from his motorcycle in Jefferson Township. He is remembered as "a shining light." ...

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