Hurricanes and tropical storms may only happen on the coast, but they can still send high winds and heavy rains into Indiana.

Warmer springs can make the growing season last longer. But they can also mean more weeds, seasonal allergies, and mosquitos.

The recording sounds like it could have been made in any windy corner of Earth - but it was actually captured over 54 million miles away.

While other parts of the country may have hotter temperatures overall, counties stretching from eastern Texas to southwest Michigan will have at least one day a year where the temperature feels like 125 degrees or more.

Fisheries biologists with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources visited Clear Lake on Aug. 4 after residents reported numerous dead fish in the lake near the Steuben County town of Fremont.

In most of the Indiana cities it studied, the average summer low temperatures have warmed by at least 1 degree since 1970. Indianapolis had the biggest increase where average summer low temps have gone up by more than 3 degrees.

A report by the North American Electric Reliability Corporation said theres not enough energy on the regional grid to meet peak demand.

Snow on one day followed by summer-type temperatures the next may be seen as typical Indiana weather. But one organization studies how climate and other seasonal changes affect the state.

College campuses and schools in northwestern Indiana closed Thursday after a winter storm dumped several inches of lake-effect snow on parts of the region.

Heat waves across the world and potentially record-breaking high temperatures in the western United States are bringing renewed attention to the dangers of heat stress.