A little over a year ago, Alex Stockton bought a one-way ticket to Texas. He was looking for work. He says he had $600 in his pocket and a friend's

couch to sleep on. How's it working out for you down there? I got off his couch in two weeks.

I got a career.

I just bought a brand new SUV.

I just built a house for myself and my girlfriend to live in

with my stepdaughter.

I'm doing like way more than I thought I

could even achieve in a lifetime if I'm being honest. Alex found all this success in

Central Texas. He's a foreman of utility crew in and around

the city of Kyle. And just like Alex, a lot of people are moving there.

Over the last decade, the city's population has doubled.

Even though Alex loves his new home,

there is one thing about it that's really hard.

The infamous Texas He There is one thing about it that's really hard.

The infamous Texas heat, and it's getting worse.

In June last year, the Heat Index, which accounts for heat and humidity, reached a record 118 degrees in the area.

This June, it hit 115. It is extremely hot down here.

Where I grew up in Germantown, Wisconsin.

A hot summer is probably, and this is like peak 95 once in a while, and I come down here and it's

106 plus the heat index, plus I'm working in the road so if you're working in

asphalt you can just go ahead and add 50 degrees to whatever the ambient air

temperature is. Wow. It's a lot slower pace when it comes to outside work down here because you can't exert yourself as much if you are I mean you can but you're going to pass out in about 30 minutes

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