With hot weather, the chance of heat stroke and heat exhaustion increase. So what's the difference, and how do I spot the symptoms? Here's everything you need to know about heat stroke and heat ...

Heat stroke occurs when the body temperatures rises to 104 degrees. The symptoms of heat stroke include throbbing headaches, confusion, nausea and vomiting, dizziness, dry and damp skin ...

Stay hydrated: No matter your activity ... the organization adds. Heat-related illnesses include a spectrum of issues, including sunburn, heat rash, heat cramps, heat stroke and heat exhaustion.

Some symptoms of heat stroke include no sweat, a throbbing headache, and possible loss of consciousness. If symptoms of heat stroke arise, call 911 immediately. Now, a heat index of 130 degrees or ...

Florida is experiencing a heatwave with near-record temperatures, part of a larger trend of increasing heat. Heat-related ...

While temperatures continue to rise during Mississippi summers, experts spoke with the Clarion Ledger to share tips on how to recognize and prevent heat stroke ... "There's really no benefit ...

Heat-related illnesses and deaths are on the rise in Florida, exceeding those from other natural disasters. Heat stroke is a serious ... fewer ways to cool off. 'No Kings' protest to be held ...