No matter your favorite summer activity, the weather can be either a help or a hinderance. That's why this summer, whether you're a seasoned pro or searching for a new activity, we're here to help you navigate the challenges weather can add to your outdoor plans. Join us as we take a deep dive into some of the most popular summer activities.
Gardening can be a thorny subject for many beginner gardeners, but keeping your petals in pristine condition doesn't have to a chore this summer. We spoke with rosarian, Paul Zimmerman of Jackson & Perkins to learn more about caring for your prized plants this summer and how to set them up for success.

It isn't just us humans and four legged friends suffering from the summer heat. The trees in your yard, they need our help beating the heat too. The arborists at Davey Tree Company are here with advice on how you can help your trees survive the summer scorcher.

It doesn't matter if you're on your first hike or millionth, one of the biggest weather dependent summer activities is hiking. Before you hit the trails, it's vital to know exactly what you're getting into when it comes to the weather. Summer heat, afternoon thunderstorms, flash flooding, and more can all turn a fun day on the trails into a nightmare. We spoke with the American Hiking Society to learn more about ways to prepare for your next hike.

The National Marine Manufacturers Association estimates 100 million Americans will go boating each year, with the majority of them heading out on waterways during the summer months. But do you know how to keep yourself and others safe on the water? We spoke with one boating expert who has a list of tips to keep your family, friends, and other boaters safe this summer season.

When you think of summer, you likely think of a day at the beach. But before you break out the beach chair and slather on the sunscreen, it's important to keep a few things in mind before dipping your toes in the water and seat in the sand.
