triple-digit temperatures
Coverage of triple-digit temperatures in the Nexus archive.
- Hot and humid weekend, more triple-digits to come
The weekend will feature dry weather as heat builds, leading to triple-digit temperatures returning during the upcoming work week. Meteorologist Hannah Gard provided the forecast.
- Austin weather: Heat advisory in place; triple digit temps expected
Austin is under a heat advisory with temperatures expected to reach triple digits. The heat index could rise to 112, posing significant weather-related risks.
- Salvation Army opens cooling stations across North Texas as heat index spikes
The Salvation Army of North Texas has opened 13 cooling and hydration stations across five counties to protect vulnerable residents from dangerous triple-digit temperatures. This initiative aims to provide relief during extreme heat conditions.
- Extreme July heat threatens North Texas with pop-up severe storms ahead
A prolonged summer heat wave is affecting North Texas, with temperatures nearing triple digits and threatening to break a new normal high of 95 degrees. Pop-up severe storms are also forecasted to impact the region.
- Extreme heat warning issued for NYC with triple-digit temperatures
An extreme heat warning has been issued for New York City as temperatures and heat index are expected to exceed 100 degrees, marking the hottest period in over 15 years. The tri-state region faces dangerous heat conditions with actual air temperatures potentially reaching 100 degrees.
- Austin officials share heat safety tips as triple-digit temperatures hit Central Texas
Austin officials are advising residents to stay hydrated and use cooling centers amid triple-digit temperatures in Central Texas. The extreme heat poses risks to vulnerable groups, prompting safety measures.
- Triple-digit temperatures this week in parts of Southern California
Southern California is experiencing an early-week warming trend with temperatures expected to reach the 80s, 90s, and triple digits, roughly 10 degrees above normal. KTLA's Kirk Hawkins reported this forecast on Monday morning.