With the triple-dip polar vortex allowing Arctic air to seep into Rhode Island, it's frigid outside. "Well below normal temperatures today and tonight with an arctic airmass overhead," the National ...

As winter slowly settles over Alabama and cooler mornings start to become the norm, many homeowners are bracing for higher energy bills. With heating costs on the rise, finding the right thermostat ...

With cold temperatures in the Erie area, the Erie Times-News asked readers what most area residents set their thermostats at during the winter. You responded with almost 1,800 votes in a ...

It's about to get cold. Wicked cold. The polar vortex, which is like a rubber band that keeps arctic cold temperatures in the arctic, is predicted by the Climate Prediction Center to loosen by the end ...

It happens each year when the weather turns cold: The coats, hats, sweaters and blankets come out. The lights come on earlier. And the arguments over how high or low to set the thermostat begin. But ...

The number you choose could save your pipes—and your paycheck You’ve locked the doors, fed the cat and set your out-of-office reply. But before you pat yourself on the back for a vacation well prepped ...

Setting your thermostat a few degrees lower during the winter can help cut energy costs during the winter, according to officials. Dan LeFebvre via Unsplash As temperatures across the state continue ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. As chilly days return to North Carolina, the first reaction may be to nudge the thermostat a little higher. But that cozy boost comes ...

AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Set thermostat to about 68–70°F awake and lower it when away or asleep. Lowering setpoint 7–10°F can cut heating costs about 10% ...

Set thermostat to about 68–70°F awake and lower it when away or asleep. Lowering setpoint 7–10°F can cut heating costs about 10% annually, DOE. Seal leaks, change filters, use LED bulbs and fans ...

Florida is expected to experience a blast of wintry weather with the first frost and freeze of the season for some areas. Experts recommend setting your thermostat to around 68 degrees while awake and ...

Georgia’s first widespread freeze is expected soon and with temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s across much of the state, heaters will be clicking on statewide. To stay comfortable and keep ...