The extreme heat poses significant risks, including heat exhaustion and dehydration, for players, referees, and fans. Workers and volunteers, who may spend extended hours outdoors, are also vulnerable. Cities like Miami and Houston, with historical averages of 84°F (29°C) during this period, are particularly concerning. The lack of air conditioning in some stadiums and the prohibition of refillable water bottles could exacerbate these risks. Climate change is expected to intensify these challenges, making heat waves more frequent and severe.