heat

After hitting a negative 21 with the wind chill last week here in Amarillo it's nice to see some better weather. Amarillo and all of Texas really deserves it. There has been talk about what was going to happen with our energy bills.

At least we're almost out of the summer months, and our focus will no longer be on staying cool.

When it comes to roadwork, the extreme heat has not slowed construction crews down across the Texas panhandle.

As the temperatures soar into the triple digits, Xcel is closing motoring power needs across the region to meet the demands.

Summer may not have officially arrived in Amarillo just yet, but we are going to feel some extreme heat on Thursday throughout the panhandle.

From snow earlier in the month, to some strong storms, and now record heat, April 2020 will certainly be one to remember.

Amarillo heat during the summer can be brutal but just hearing that you need to drink “lots” of water can be unclear.

Temperatures will be record-breaking across the Texas panhandle over the next couple of days.

We've spent the weekend figuring out where to get shaved ice. Better yet we made a map of all the places you can hit up.

With temperatures soaring near record highs earlier than expected, air conditioners and electric bills are getting a workout. What happens when those bills get so high you can't afford to pay?

Recorded-breaking heat can turn a normal hike into something dangerous. Here are some tips for your next trip to PDC.

One Texas city has made the list of "sweatiest" cities in the United States.