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Keep cool in the hot weather
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The Pittsburg Aquatic Center is one of four public pools that families and children can visit to cool off from the summer's hot temperatures, open Monday through Sunday from 1 to 7 p.m. - photo by Aaron Pyle
CRAWFORD COUNTY, Kan. — Crawford County is set to bake in the hot weather for at least the next two months. The hot spell is expected to peak next Tuesday, with temperatures reaching the mid-100s throughout the county. Temperatures are expected to reach the low-100s for seven of the 15 days left in July.