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people will take breaks from the shade, go in the water, walk around for a little bit, then come back. this is one of the examples of what we have been dealing with during this heat wave. authorities are making sure that people understand how important it is to drink enough water, to take those breaks from the shade, and understand what the science of heat exhaustion is. all of these things can sneak in on people especially with those that might not be familiar with these temperatures or with how hot the sun can get. a lot of tourists are visiting south florida. they have suffered the consequences. one of the servers -- they told me they have seen more emts come help tourists because they were not familiar. it's one of the things we have been experiencing out here during this heat wave, richard. >> 90 to 100-degree water temperatures there, really amazing stuff there unfortunately. their fresnel world's largest
americans are dealing with extreme heat. that includes guad vinegars in key biscayne. we know about slowly boiling fish and water. you might be able to do that. it's so hot. >> richard, right, it has been hot for weeks. the temperature has cooled down quite a bit from what we have experienced. the 100 degrees was registered by key west. this is south of the miami area. we've been here all day. being out in the sun is miserable. it's difficult to open your eyes and be out here without finding shade within a few minutes. authorities recommend that people should take breaks and drink water. i want to show you guys with the temperatures are like when it comes to the water.
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some in need of oxygen, this as 140 million americans as we speak are under either a heat advisory due to those sweltering temperatures out west or air quality alerts from the ongoing smoke that is now back to filtering in from the canadian wild fires up north. we've got fox team coverage with brandy campbell in miami on the hellish heat wave, steve harrigan in atlanta with the flight from hell and more from morrissa torres if there's any relief in sight. first to brandy campbell. the weather and the heat wave. let's go to miami. brandy? >> hey, neil. look, 14 states are currently under some form of heat alert right now. so it is hot out here. phoenix hits their 19th straight day of temperatures of at least 110 degrees. here in the miami area, we've
we are talking 6— and 7—hour plane rides, three different time zones, different climates. it's also a very physical league and a lot of running, a lot of physicality, and also — this is not meant to put down mls in any way — but lionel messi is used to playing with all world—class players around him. he's also always playing on teams that are at the top, whether it's barcelona, psg or the argentina national team. these are top contenders with top players all around him passing the ball. he is going to be with a group of players who are not at that level, who don't have that kind of world—class resume, a lot of them — most of them. so, there are some players who are starting on the team at teenagers, 18— and19—year—olds who are local from the miami area, and all of a sudden, they've gone from being on the youth academy to being lionel messi's team—mate, so it's going to be a big adjustment to lionel messi. it's not going to be as easy as some people think. it's going to be a very interesting story to follow, that's for sure.