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Cars

Torture test shows how Cummins diesel survives cold down to -40 degrees

The biggest car news and reviews, no BS Our free daily newsletter delivers the stories that really matter straight to you every weekday. Diesel engines hate cold weather. Negative temperatures cause the fluid to thicken like molasses while sucking power from truck batteries, making it terrifyingly harsh on your rig in the winter. Modern pickups

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Fitness

90+ heat records could fall as temperatures exceed 110 degrees Fahrenheit across the US

A severe heat wave is sweeping across the United States, and it may be unusually difficult to escape. Nearly two-thirds of the continental US could feel the effects of an unusually large and long-lasting heat dome, according to the . The Associated Press. The National Weather Service estimates that more than 90 local temperature records

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Outdoors

Here’s why you shouldn’t fish for muskie or trophy pike when the water temperature is over 75 degrees

Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks In July 2017, I was guiding a group of kayak bass fishermen Lake WanahueA flood control reservoir in southeast Nebraska that was built in 2012. The lake is stocked with bass, panfish, blue catfish, walleye, and northern pike, which flourished in

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Fitness

Illinois weather forecast: Heat index temperatures could soar above 110 degrees

The National Weather Service is warning that parts of Illinois could get so hot this week that the heat index could reach 110 degrees. It’s all part of a bigger heat wave that’s hitting the eastern half of the U.S. The weather forecast predicts extremely hot weather until at least Thursday, July 2, 2026. The

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Fitness

Heat warning in Wisconsin: NWS warns of deadly ‘extreme’ temperatures this week, with heat index reaching 110 degrees.

Wisconsin cities from Madison to Milwaukee and up to Wisconsin Dells could see extreme temperatures this week as a heat wave moves across the Midwest and eastern United States. According to the National Weather ServiceFor Southeastern Wisconsin, “heat effects are expected during the work week, with heat index values 95 to 110 degree range Every

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