Today is another First Alert Action Day for extreme heat and humidity, but a cold front is on the way to provide relief.

Another day with intense heat is in store for the Midlands with a Heat Advisory in effect.

First Alert Forecast: Tracking Hurricane Iona and Tropical Storm KeliHurricane Iona and Tropical Storm Keli are moving west well south of the state and are no threat to Hawaii.

The week ahead looks quiet and dry, as monsoon moisture stays well to our east. Rain chances remain very low, and temperatures will hover near seasonal averages through the weekend.

Here are the headlines we’re bringing to you first on Tuesday, July 29.

FIRST ALERT WEATHER DAY Scattered storms work over the heat Dangerous heat gets a working over this afternoon with thunderstorms & heavy downpours. Scattered activity the rest of the work week.

Meteorologist Scot Haney said Wednesday and Thursday are both First Alert Weather Days.

First Alert Weather: Air Quality Advisory until noon on Thursday Isolated showers on Wednesday afternoon The API failed to deliver the resource.

We have also issued First Alert Weather Days for Wednesday and Thursday as heat index values will be close to 110 degrees during the afternoon hours. Additional Heat Advisories will be possible as ...

Dangerous heat: Feels like temperatures will be 113-115 this afternoon. An EXTREME HEAT WARNING will take effect for all of NE Florida and SE Georgia at noon today - 7 p.m.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Yesterday was the second day in a row at or above 100 degrees in JAX. We topped out at 101 in Jacksonville at JIA. First Alert Weather Day: Dangerous Heat, Tuesday, July 29 ...

Overnight hours for your Tuesday won’t provide a whole lot of relief from this heat. Not only will it make us feel sticky, but moisture in the air will cause our temperatures to feel several ...