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Scientists believe a transition between two weather phenomena will leave the northeast under a blanket of powerful heat throughout the summer of 2024.

Thanks to the National Centers for Environmental Information, we now know about the most extreme temperatures in the history of our New England states.

So, you are walking through a parking lot on a super hot day, and you notice a dog that was left inside a car by its owner. The windows are all rolled up and the dog looks like it's in distress. What do you do?

Today will be another beautiful day in Berkshire County with sun and a high expected near 65 according to the National Weather Service.  The NWS forecast is calling for showers tomorrow and a beautiful day on Friday with a high possible reaching 80. ...

We have another scorcher in the Berkshires today with temperatures entering into the 90’s once again. The National Weather Service has a heat advisory in effect today that will remain in effect until 8:00 tonight. The advisory calls for heat indices in the mid-90s to lower 100s this afternoon.   The specific adviso...

We're right in the middle of summer, which means it's peak hot dog season!

As the National Weather Service extends their ’Heat Advisory" through tomorrow at 8pm, the Town of Adams has opened a cooling center for residents. The center was authorized by the Town of Adams Emergency Management and announced on the town’s Facebook page. The coo...

We have a Heat advisory in effect for today, with temps in the upper 80's and high humidity it may even feel hotter than the upper 80's. So If you work outdoors make sure you keep hydrated and take a break if you can find some shade too. There are a couple of things that can happen to you if you get overheated the first being.

With the weekend forecast calling for mid-summer like weather, we’ll forget all about the washout the Berkshires experienced over the Memorial Day weekend.  However, the National Weather Service has posted a Hazardous Weather Conditions warning as the heat level will be on the rise today through mid-week next week. If you...

For towns that have a population below 10,000, the state considers any community with more than 25 total cases in the past two-week period to be at high risk for transmission.