Boaters beware. That water is colder than you think. That’s the message from New Hampshire State Police Marine Patrol as ...

“Outdoor enthusiasts must exercise caution as these conditions can be extremely dangerous, with cold, swiftly moving water posing significant risks,” Pacific Gas and Electric Company said in a ...

Fish and Game officials said water levels have increased across the state because of the recent rainfall. Hearst Television ...

The weather is expected to hit the 90s this weekend and for many people, that means it's time to cool off in the water. We ...

"Because water has a much higher thermal inertia, it takes the heat out of your body a lot quicker than air does," Casey says.

Cold-water immersion enthusiasts tout its benefits for their health and wellbeing, but is it backed by scientific evidence?

The calm waters will change in the summer ahead. The Minnesota DNR reminds boaters to stay "weather aware." Don't go out if ...

If the water is cold and in the 40s when seeds are first planted it shocks the seed. The seeds may use up all of their energy just to sprout out of the ground. If the seed energy is used up before ...