heat

Tyler hit 96 degrees at 2:41pm Tuesday, which tied the daily record high temperature for the day. We also hit 96 on this day back in 1977.

Tired of all the heat? Well, we are here to report the good news that the normal high is now under 90 degrees.

With all the heat, a number of warnings and advisories have been issued for the week. Here's a quick breakdown of what they mean.

Hide in the shade? Check. Ice water? Check. Consume as many popsicles as possible? Got it. Any other suggestions?

July was a pretty hot month, but not the hottest it’s ever been. Saturday is the anniversary of the hottest temperature ever recorded in Tyler.

Leaving our plastic water bottles in our car can cause some serious damage

With high temperatures and high humidity, we start talking about the heat index. But what does that all really mean? What is humidity and what is dew point?

We've finally reached that point in our East Texas summer where we start hearing about the heat advisories seemingly on a daily basis.

Yes, it's still mild and you're lovely. But we know how this story goes. Soon, the days that feel like living in a giant sauna will be here. Take it easy on us?

The guys at "It's A Southern Thing" give us a nice preview of what to expect when we get into our cars during the summer.

East Texas continues to dry out, evidenced by the increased grass fires and lack of rain. Here is the latest burn ban list.

Hotter days and lack of rain is taking its toll on East Texas.