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Heat Wave Hits World Cup | Dayton News
This World Cup knockout round is turning into a real heat battle—with temperatures soaring past 110 degrees in key cities like Philly and Kansas City. FIFA’s scrambling to adjust schedules and enforce cooling breaks for players, but the real danger? Fans, volunteers, and stadium workers braving the scorching heat before and after games. Cities are rushing to deploy shade, cooling stations, and medical teams as climate change reshapes outdoor sports, making this tournament a wake-up call for how we plan major events in a warming world. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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