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Heat Wave Hits World Cup | Charleston News
Heat records are soaring across the Northeast and Midwest, with temperatures feeling like 110 degrees — a dangerous heat wave hitting just as the World Cup knockout rounds unfold. FIFA’s already shifting fan event times, while cities like Philly, KC, Boston, and NYC brace for extreme heat index numbers. Athletes have medical support and mandatory breaks, but fans, volunteers, and staff face the biggest risk — dehydration, dizziness, even heat stroke. Host cities are responding with shade, cooling stations, and free water, urging everyone to hydrate, wear light clothing, and seek help…
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