Heat Stroke

Scientists know that human-caused climate change is leading to more humid days. What’s still somewhat unknown is to what extent that will impact people’s health and quality of life.

Workers are encouraged to stay in the shade, drink water and alert supervisors if they feel sick

Heat advisory in effect from noon Monday until 7:00 p.m. Tuesday

June 3rd is Heat Awareness Day in Wisconsin

At least 20 children in the U.S. have died this year after being left in a hot car.

Dr. Daniel Krause, a cardiologist with Aspirus Health Care, says heat affects those with heart disease in various ways, primarily through dehydration

16 children have died due to heatstroke so far this year in the United States

Newly compiled data show in states like Wisconsin, climate change prolongs the number of days with temperatures above 90 degrees

The Northwoods on average experiences nine more days of warm summer days than it did 50 years ago.While that’s good news for those who are hoping to get in more lake days each year, it also comes with more heat-related health risks.

As temperatures climb into the 80s and borderline 90s, it's important to stay cool. When it's humid, too, it feels all the worse