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With Earth breaking average heat records, cities are sure to be giving a fresh look at their readiness plans for temperatures that can kill. Dire heat waves in the past

As the climate changes, heat is killing more people than other natural disasters such as hurricanes and tornadoes.

As the climate changes, heat is killing more people than other natural disasters such as hurricanes and tornadoes.

With Earth breaking average heat records, cities are sure to be giving a fresh look at their readiness plans for temperatures that can kill. Dire heat waves in the past

With Earth breaking average heat records, cities are sure to be giving a fresh look at their readiness plans for temperatures that can kill

While cities like Miami, Los Angeles, and Phoenix have adopted steps to overcome extreme heat situations, experts are wondering if that is enough.

With Earth breaking average heat records, L.A. and other cities face a test of their readiness plans for temperatures that can kill.

CHICAGO (AP) — Natural disasters can be dramatic — barreling hurricanes, building-toppling tornadoes — but heat is more deadly.

CHICAGO (AP) — Natural disasters can be dramatic — barreling hurricanes, building-toppling tornadoes — but heat is more deadly.

Cities like Los Angeles, Miami and Phoenix now have chief officers to coordinate planning and response for dangerous heat. Around the world, cities and countries have adopted similar measures, but experts warn those steps might not be enough in a world that is seeing heat records consistently shatter and with continuing inequality in who is most vulnerable.