The article looks at how more frequent extreme heat, storms, wildfire smoke, and other weather hazards are increasingly disrupting youth games and practices. It highlights the growing need for clear safety protocols—when to cancel, how to handle heat and air quality, and how leagues can adapt schedules and facilities to protect kids.
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