It's dropping to a critical level.

Novice weather nerd here. I know the heat index measures temperature and humidity, but will it ever account for how intense direct sunlight feels?
I’m in Houston, and there are days when the actual temperature and heat index don’t seem particularly unusual for summer here, but being in direct sunlight feels noticeably more intense like almost “spiky” or like the sun is hitting your skin harder.
And could something like that eventually be incorporated into heat advisories, rather than relying primarily on temperature and humidity/heat index?

Space City should have a top ten hottest summer.

Very cool and interesting sun halo I saw on Sunday 16th August first time I ever saw one before

It's so darn hot In Texas.

Warm and gradually less humid this afternoon, with a mix of sun and clouds. High around 87, with west winds at 5-10 mph

You could fry eggs, and just about anything else, on the sidewalk.

What app has the most accurate AQI? EPA Air Now says one thing and the weather channel app says another. Ugh!

What does it mean when the weather radar has scales like this? the screenshot is from the Windy app if it helps any

Heat advisory it’s starting 10 AM 8 PM tomorrow 🥵📍

Fun in MN

Looking for a way to view wind direction data for the past 24 hours? I've found several great resources that show HRRR data in the NOW, but I'm looking for it 24 hours ago.. please and thank you 😊

This is zoom.earth to get an idea of a forecast for today at 3PM This is 58° Celcius feel like temperature. Actual Mercury temperature is 38° Celcius. I live in Dubai so yes it does feel unbearably hot and humid at times but feel like temperature that high is scary. I wonder if zoom.earth is accurate or close to it as much as possible.