California recorded both the nation's hottest and coldest temperatures Sunday, from 113 degrees in Death Valley to 26 near McCloud.

Temperatures jumped back into the 90s Tuesday. Dirk & Heather break down the pattern change and show why the warmth could stick around for up to a couple of weeks.

California is likely to see normal precipitation and hotter-than-average temperatures over the summer months, from June to August, according to the National Weather Service's recently released ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Temperatures in a small Southern California desert community soared to 108 degrees on Wednesday, tying the highest March ...

While advocates acknowledge that California has some of the most aggressive heat safety laws in the country, including the ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. California is likely to see normal precipitation and hotter-than-average temperatures over the summer months, from June to August, ...