July was hot in the Northeast and West, cool in the South

Massachusetts and Rhode Island had their hottest Julys on record, according to a climate report released Thursday by the National Climatic Data Center. Many other states in the Northeast also had a very hot July, as did most of the far West.
July was hot in the Northeast and West, cool in the South

Stay cool while being healthy at a frutería

It's hot, and although the summer is almost over, the heat isn't going away anytime soon.
Experts urge people to drink plenty of water to keep hydrated to ward off heatstroke when temperatures get to the triple digits, but there's some other tasty ways to keep cool.
Summer is the best time to go eat at a frutería for some of the freshest fruit salads, fresh-squeezed lemonade or other fruit drinks. These Mexican fruit stands can be one of the best places to go anytime, especially during the hot summer months.
Stay cool while being healthy at a frutería 

Long-Range Forecast Shows August Will Be Cool, Dry

BOSTON (CBS) — August 1st means we’ve turned the page now on two of the three months that make up our “meteorological summer.”
But what’s ahead for the last month?
Good news if June was too wet for you and July was too hot, August may be just right.
Long-Range Forecast Shows August Will Be Cool, Dry