Heat Pull off Crucial Trade on Friday originally appeared on Athlon Sports.

Temperatures are set to rise across Southern California this week, with the Inland Empire facing triple-digit highs

The Miami Heat saw Simone Fontecchio up close a few times. The forward had some of his best games against the Heat, especially as a member of the Utah Jazz. But

Thursday and Friday are expected to be peak heat days, with triple-digit temperatures expected nearly everywhere but the coast.

Hassan Whiteside is severing ties with his impressive Miami Beach mansion, listing the home for $15.8 million. It's also located right on the water— with a 45 foot dock for any potential buyer looking to cash in on the best of what Miami has to offer.

“This is a more impactful, more significant heat wave than really what we’ve seen for the majority of the summer. We’ve had kind of more of a cooler pattern, a lot of marine layer clouds. And so this might catch some people by surprise … but [it] definitely looks pretty warm,” said Lisa Phillips, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service.

The simplest way to understand a heat pump is that it uses electricity to gather heat from one place and move it to another. Heat exchangers, compressors and refrigerants are part of the system. That’s how it can work not just for heating but for cooling — in summer, a heat pump can pull warm air from a house and push it outside.

The Haywood Highsmith trade, from the Miami Heat to the Brooklyn Nets, did not come together quickly. Not according to information recently gathered by Five Re

The Phillie Phanatic revealed how he stays smell-free in the summer heat. But, the ingredients may surprise you.

Former Miami Heat player Hassan Whiteside has listed his sprawling (as in 9,424 square-feet) compound in the prestigious Lakeview neighborhood for $15.8 million.

At 1:06 p.m. on Monday, the NWS Fort Worth TX released a heat advisory valid from 8 p.m. until Tuesday 7 p.m. for Wise and Cooke counties.

Storms and dangerous heat will battle for attention Monday in the Kansas City area, but exactly who will get the rain remains unclear as several weather systems move across the region, according to the National Weather Service.