The heat records in the West are falling as fast as the scorching temperatures are rising. Hundreds of cities could see all-time highs, and one small community sitting near the Arizona-California border already set a new national record. But it may not hold the title for long as this extraordinary heat wave blisters on.

The forecast for April, May and June is giving early heat vibes across most of the country, but there is one region where below-average temperatures are expected.

Spring is springing, and that means it’s time to start monitoring your pets for allergies (yep, not just yourself!). Here are four vet-backed things to look out for with your pets that can be signs that allergies are just as much of a headache for them as they are for you.

This isn't an ordinary heat wave. Many locations could set new all-time March, even April, record highs from the West Coast into the Plains. And this will have one other impact that could linger into summer.

It has been nearly two decades since lava from the Piton de la Fournaise volcano has reached the coastline of France’s Reunion Island. Amazing video captures the lava flow’s journey, and you’ll see how tourists and locals are getting incredibly close to the spectacle.