The heat didn't keep North Texans from getting outside Saturday.
It was sweltering hot out, but those at the Dallas 40Love Tennis Classic were still determined to make the most of their weekend outdoors.
"We always advise them to hydrate two or three days before the tournament. Drink plenty of water and then when they come drink plenty of water," said Linda McGill, Dallas 40Love Tennis Classic president.ERCOT has issued a Weather Watch from June 25-30 due to forecasted higher temperatures and higher electrical demand.
Temperatures were at or near triple digits at Kiest Park, but that didn’t stop tennis lovers from playing at Saturday’s tournament. "We did call paramedics today. Paramedics are on call and they come to our tournaments once or twice," McGill said."It’s even hotter on the tennis courts, at least 10-15 degrees hotter on the tennis court," he said. "I have my umbrella, I have my cooler with ice. I have my Frog Togg."
Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
Similar News:También puedes leer noticias similares a ésta que hemos recopilado de otras fuentes de noticias.
3 injured after shooting at club in north HoustonThree people were injured after a shooting at a club on Saturday in north Houston.
Leer más »
Five Houston Texans Documentaries We'd Love to SeeLittle known Sean Pendergast fact — I am a sports documentary junky. If you stuck me on a desert island, assuming I could recharge my iPad somewhere and I had good internet connectivity (most bad ass desert island ever!), and all I had was ESPN's library of '30 for 30'...
Leer más »
Texans Will Receive Property Tax Relief After AllThe proposed $18 billion property tax relief plan is on its way to Governor Greg Abbott’s desk after the final legislation passed in the House and Senate late Thursday evening. This marks the conclusion of what seemed like a never-ending debate over property tax cuts between House Speaker Dade Phelan...
Leer más »
Six Texans become part of life-saving kidney exchangeThree Texans are now on their way to good health after a six-person kidney exchange that spanned across the state.
Leer más »
Hottest days on record serve as a warning sign for TexansFor nearly a decade, climate scientist Tyanyi Sun has been working to find solutions to one of the world’s biggest problems: climate change. “Texas is known for our hot summers, but now our summers are getting a boost from climate change,” Sun said.
Leer más »