Garrett Heyd

When temperatures get above 70, many animals run the risk of overheating.

With the incoming wave of heat this weekend, it's a good reminder to pay attention to heat safety throughout the summer, especially if you plan on spending time outdoors like camping. Of course when things start to get this hot out, you might want to consider whether or not it's worth the risk to go camping. If you are okay with that risk, there are some things you can do around the campsite to stay cooler.

As we continue into the end of the weekend and into the start of next week and large upper atmospheric ridge will be bringing in some very warm temperatures into a large part of the upper Midwest.

If you think it's tough to beat the heat as a human, being a farm animal stuck out in it all day makes it pretty rough.

We're in the midst of peak tick season here in Iowa right now. The Iowa state extension says ticks hit their peak between May and July, but the whole season typically lasts from March to November.

Storm spotters and storm chasers are pivotal players when severe weather rolls in. They get real-time reports and info to the national weather service and to yo

The nation’s most advanced fleet of weather satellites is about to get an update. Tuesday June 25th, the fourth and final installation of NOAA’s GOES-R series w

As we close out on the work week we'll have to deal with one last round of rainfall before crossing into the weekend. Regardless, temperatures do look to remain