An intense heat wave threatens millions of people across the Southeast with temperatures reaching 115 degrees through midweek.

The soupy, smothering extreme heat that has scorched parts of the Northern Hemisphere this summer takes a hard toll on our bodies. It can make you feel nauseous, woozy and dehydrated. It can have pernicious health effects on multiple organs. But there’s another, less well-known, impact of extreme heat: It makes you age faster.

Good morning KELOLAND! A very hot forecast is ahead for KELOLAND with an extreme heat warning in effect this afternoon much of the east. We’ll talk more about that in moment, but those clouds on our Aberdeen are making for a nice skyline.

Still rather warm and a bit humid.Dangerous heat and humidity for the second half of the weekend into early next week, as new First Alert Weather Days begin. Daytime highs will return to the 90s Sunday and Monday and combined with high humidity values,