[ad_1] Parts of Western Australia have been gripped by an “extreme” heat wave, raising the risk of bushfires in the vast state, the nation’s weather forecaster said. The Bureau of Meteorology had an “extreme heat-wave warning” in place on Saturday for the remote Pilbara and Gascoyne areas of Australia’s largest state, warning temperatures there could…
[ad_1] The days of lacing up your sneakers for a midday run during a summer may be coming to an end. Extreme heat is scorching cities across the world, an issue that is expected to only persist and worsen as time goes on – and experts say it will likely cause a “massive shift” in…
[ad_1] The heat taking over much of the U.S. was nearly deadly for a baby in South Texas, with a viral video showing people having to break through the car’s windshield to save him after he was accidentally locked inside with the keys. While the baby was saved and is believed to be OK, the…
[ad_1] Soaring heat and fine particulate matter in the air may double your risk of heart attack death, according to a new study. For the study, published in the American Heart Association’s journal Circulation on Monday, researchers analyzed more than 200,000 heart attack deaths between 2015 and 2020 in a Chinese province that experiences four distinct seasons…
[ad_1] Extreme heat gripping parts of Texas Extreme heat gripping parts of Texas 04:35 More than a dozen people across Texas and Louisiana have suffered heat-related deaths in recent days, as extreme temperatures are forecast to continue. Eleven of the Texas heat-related deaths happened in under two weeks in Webb County, which includes Laredo, Dr….
[ad_1] Skincare in Summers: We all know how crucial it is to apply sunscreen before stepping outside, but did you know that it’s just as important to do so indoors, if not more so? Or that you ought to be applying sunscreen every two hours or so? We consulted an expert to learn the facts…
[ad_1] Heart health in summers: The heart needs to work harder to keep the body’s core temperature cool as a result of the extreme summer heat raising our body temperature. If proper measures aren’t taken over the summer, those who already have cardiac problems might get a heart attack or a stroke. In order…
