As the scorching summer months quickly approach, Idahoans are encouraged to prepare for what meteorologists are predicting to be a blistering season...
The thrill of going to a nude beach is something to experience for sure, but where are these beaches in the Golden State and which ones are the best to go to?
If you have to be outside today the National Weather Service says be prepared for above normal temperatures and has issued a Heat Advisory and for some areas an Excessive Heat Warning.
TWIN FALLS, Idaho (KLIX) The total solar eclipse is expected to draw thousands of people to gaze at the sky in just a week, however steps need to be taken to be sure not to permanently damage your eyes by using proper eye-wear.
Temperatures heated up very quickly over the weekend. As temperatures rise there are a few things we all need to remember. Here are some quick safety tips to remember for Idaho's hot summer months:
Everybody has days where they feel blue and you need a little pick-me-up to brighten your day. Turns out that a bright day is actually one of the top 3 things to make you feel more confident...and when you feel confident - you feel better!
It has been really hot lately and if you were at the Air Show over the weekend it was extremely hot. I noticed that some people were so hot that they thought it was neccesary to take off their shirts. I am not a fan of shirtless people in public places, but what are you gonna do?
I also noticed that those shirtless people didn't have sunscreen in certain key areas.
Over the weekend my husband and I went rafting. It was extremely hot so everyone made sure to apply sunscreen before they left the house. I put sunscreen on my kids and myself. I sent a bottle of sunscreen with my kids but didn't pack a bottle for my husband and I because I figured he put sunscreen on. He didn't! Which means he is the color of a cherry tomatoes today.
The red supergiant star Betelgeuse is getting ready to go supernova. The explosion will be so bright that Earth will briefly seem to have two suns in the sky.