The combination of scorching temperatures and tropical-feeling air made it feel like it's up to 110 degrees in some parts of the state.

Central Pennsylvania is experiencing a dangerous heat wave with record-challenging temperatures and increasing chances of severe thunderstorms on Wednesday. Heat advisories and extreme heat warnings remain in effect for multiple counties, with temperatures expected to remain in the mid-90s and potentially break historical records.

Any isolated storms fade as the sun sets, lows stay warm and muggy in the 70s by Wednesday morningSHORT TERM: Heat Advisory continues with heat index values up to 105° through Friday, highs in the mid 90sLONG TERM: Storm chances pick up this weekend,

If you’re without air conditioning, Ottawa Public Health recommends keeping the windows closed and the blinds drawn during the day. A cold shower or bath is an effective way to cool down, and even putting a cold, damp cloth on your neck is helpful.

Good Tuesday afternoon and it’s another scoarcher! Temperatures this afternoon have been sitting in the mid-90s across the state with a heat index over 100° in a few locations. There have

Heat indexes are expected to remain above 100 for the next few days throughout Illinois. Find out when it will cool off.

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