Summer

We're not technically into Spring yet, but a peek ahead to what Farmer's Almanac is predicting for Missouri's upcoming summer is a little bit terrifying.

So what if you're in that position? What if you have AC but it's busted, or if your house only has a tiny window unit, or even no central air at all? There are, in fact, a few things you can do to help alleviate the situation.

A bunch of websites claim you can beat the heat and get to sleep faster by leaving your sheets in the FREEZER for 30 minutes before bed.

I'll try to explain it simple so I understand it. I'm no doctor, you know.

That's a stock photo, I couldn't put him on blast like that.

So you're driving down the street on a hot summer day. You pull up to the stoplight in a line of traffic. Your air conditioner is cranked as you try to find some relief from the sun. You look down at your dash and the display shows that it's 93 degrees, but wait you look up at one of the local banks and it says it's 97. As you pull forward with the flow of traffic you see another bank sign and it's showing the temperature at 98 degrees. Which one is right?

Husbando is a human furnace and is always warm, so it can be a challenge.

The last thing most of us think about is where we're going to get our next meal but many kids after school is out for the summer have to think about it daily. While school's in session, they can be assured there will be food available for them at their school and a lot of times they will be able to take something home with them each evening and on Friday for the weekend.

Is there a restaurant in town that makes the best in house? Is there a brand you like to make at home from the store?

Some grills have gauges on them that tell you how much is left. But if yours doesn't, there's still an easy way to figure it out before you start cooking.