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The summer of 2022 has finally arrived — and with it came 90-degree heat on Sunday.

Extreme heat is expected Saturday and Sunday.

The first extreme heat of the season is coming to New England Saturday and Sunday.

Overnight Friday: A round of showers/thunder, otherwise variable clouds, pockets of fog. Lows in the 60s. Saturday: Hazy, record hot, humid. Chance late thunder far north. Highs in the 90s, heat index 95+. Sunday: Continued hazy, record hot & humid, highs in the 90s, heat index 95+, chance late and evening thunder.

With temperatures set to reach into the 90s this weekend, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has declared a heat emergency. The declaration opens 15 city cooling centers to residents. “We’re working quickly to make sure all of our Boston residents and families are protected during this weekend’s extremely hot weather,” Mayor Michelle Wu said in a statement. The Boston Centers...

Friday: Pockets of AM fog/clouds to fair sky. Highs near 80 inland, 70 coast. Overnight Friday night: A round of showers/thunder, otherwise variable clouds, pockets of fog. Lows in the 60s. Saturday: Hazy, record hot, humid. Chance late thunder far north. Highs in the 90s, heat index 95+. Sunday: Continued hazy, record hot & humid, highs in the 90s,...

Light winds and mostly sunny skies will lead the way Friday for the start of what is to be the warmest weekend of the season — one that New Englanders may want to prepare for (more on that below). Warming temperatures overhead, combined with an increasing southern flow, will yield a big improvement over Thursday’s damp and dreary weather....

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center… Today (Friday): Pockets of AM fog/clouds to fair sky. Highs near 80 inland, 70 coast. Overnight Friday Night: A round of showers/thunder, otherwise variable clouds, pockets of fog. Lows in the 60s. Saturday: Hazy, record hot, humid. Chance late thunder far north. Highs in the 90s, heat index 95+....

The heat, humidity and beating sun are in force. The TEN talks about how to stay safe in the heat and the shocking data about the increase in heat waves.

Temperatures this hot can pose safety risks.

Most kids want to spend a hot day cooling off at a splash pad, but for those at sports camps outside, or in summer school with no AC, cooling off is not exactly easy.

Boston construction workers say they are prepared, with many getting ready the night before. And there’s more to hydration than just water.

An Associated Press analysis shows that the recent heat wave struck places that are warming up faster than other parts of the United States

Vermonters were urged to conserve electricity during this week’s sweltering heat — with a goal to save their fellow ratepayers money long-term. The Vermont Electric Co-op was among the utilities asking ratepayers to make slight adjustments to their routines on these ultra-hot days, especially from 5-9 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, when power usage is predicted to spike regionally. Andrea...

From the NBC10 Boston First Alert Weather Center… Today (Thursday): Sunny. Highs 75-80. Overnight Thursday Night: Clouding up, showers after midnight. Lows in the 50s. Friday: AM showers/downpour, then mostly cloudy, humid. Highs in the 70s.

Monday: Hazy, hot, humid. Some strong afternoon thunder in northern and western New England. Highs 85-90. Monday night: Thunder north and west tapers to showers. Variable clouds south. Humid. Lows around 70. Tuesday: Humid, scattered showers and thunder, mainly in southeast Massachusetts. Highs 80-85. Wednesday: Mostly sunny and low humidity. Highs in the middle 70s.

Overnight Wednesday: Mostly clear. Lows 45-50. Thursday: Mostly sunny, low humidity. Highs 75-80. Friday: Sun and late day clouds. Highs in the low 80s.

With Wednesday’s summer weather, it’s important to keep safety in mind.

With Wednesday’s summer weather, it’s important to keep safety in mind. Our weather team issued a First Alert Wednesday for strong to damaging afternoon thunderstorms as temperatures reach 90 degrees in many places. Many people are expected to gather at places like South Boston’s M Street Beach as people try to cool off. It’s important to stay cool and...

Bay State residents have been trying to beat the heat, which has been tough to do with capacity limitations at beaches and pools.