Hot California Temperatures Could Break Super Bowl Record

The video discusses a heat advisory in Southern California, affecting the upcoming Super Bowl at Sofi Stadium. The Cincinnati Bengals, unaccustomed to such heat, are adjusting their practice routines. Historically, Super Bowl temperatures have been cooler, with the highest recorded in Los Angeles in 1973. The video highlights the rarity of such high temperatures in February since the 1940s.

What is causing the high temperatures in Southern California during the Super Bowl?

• Heavy rainfall in the region

• A cold front moving in from the north

• A tropical storm approaching the coast

• A high-pressure dome over the southwest

What is unique about Sofi Stadium's structure in relation to the heat?

• It has a retractable roof

• It is fully air-conditioned

• It has a glass canopy roof but no air conditioning

• It is an open-air stadium

How are the Cincinnati Bengals preparing for the heat?

• By wearing special cooling gear

• By training indoors

• By hydrating well and adjusting practice locations

• By practicing in a cooler location

What was the highest recorded temperature for a Super Bowl before this event?

• 90 degrees in Miami

• 84 degrees in Los Angeles

• 85 degrees in San Diego

• 82 degrees in Pasadena

How rare are 90-plus degree days in February in the area?

• Unheard of, never happened before

• Rare, with only 7 such days since the 1940s

• Very common, occurring every year

• Occasional, happening every few years