Heat Advisories Posted In Southern California Ahead Of Super Bowl

Southern California is experiencing unusual heat, with Los Angeles recording its warmest January. The National Weather Service has issued excessive heat watches, affecting 16 million people. Temperatures are expected to reach 90°F, which is rare for the region. This heat coincides with Super Bowl 56, where the stadium's open design and lack of air conditioning may cause discomfort for attendees.

What unusual weather condition is Southern California experiencing?

• Flooding

• Tornadoes

• Extreme heat

• Heavy snowfall

How many people are affected by the excessive heat watch in Los Angeles?

• 20 million

• 16 million

• 10 million

• 25 million

How many 90+ degree days has Southern California experienced in winter since 1948?

• 5 days

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 7 days

What is unique about the stadium hosting Super Bowl 56?

• It has a retractable roof

• It is fully enclosed

• It is not air-conditioned

• It is located underground

What is the expected temperature outside the stadium during the Super Bowl?

• 100s

• 80s

• 90s

• 70s