In California’s Death Valley National Park, one of the hottest places on Earth, summer temperatures can soar into the 130s F.

Aid, a case can be made for a few games mattering (or at least feeling like they matter) more than others for the Miami Heat in 2025-26.

Heat exhaustion occurs when your body begins to overheat. Common symptoms include a cold sweat, wobbly legs, and dizziness. Heat stroke is a life-threatening condition that develops when your body temperature grows so high that vital functions begin shutting down.

While Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler are vital to the Golden State Warriors’ success, they are still keeping tabs on what’s happening throughout the NBA. Hence, the 2017 NBA Defensive Player of the Year brought Butler into conversation when the latter’s former team, the Miami Heat, finalized a trade with the Brooklyn Nets.

Jaime Jaquez Jr. woke up Saturday with plenty to digest, as yet another Miami Heat teammate this offseason became a former teammate.

The Heat continued to make changes to its roster on Friday, trading forward Haywood Highsmith and a 2032 second-round pick to the Brooklyn Nets for a protected 2026 second-round selection in a move that shed enough salary to bring Miami out of luxury-tax territory.

Hot summers are nothing new for much of the US, but the combination of heat and humidity has taken on a truly antagonistic role this year, pushing us closer to our melting points in an already uncomfortable season.

Heat advisories are in effect this weekend, when it could feel like 100-105 degrees, the National Weather Service forecast shows.

A heat advisory will be in effect until 7 p.m. Saturday for these west-central Alabama counties: Fayette, Greene, Lamar, Marion, Pickens and Sumter. The National Weather Service in Birmingham said the heat index could get as high as 105 degrees this afternoon in those areas.

A surge in tropical moisture will continue to spread across Central Texas on Saturday, with pockets of heavy rainfall occurring as a result.

The Heat Advisory continues for the St. Louis region through Monday. High temperatures today will once again be in the upper 90s with heat indices around 105. A very isolated shower or storm may bubble up in the heat of the afternoon,

It's become such a punchline that the Miami Heat always 'run it back' that team president Pat Riley used the term 'R-I-B-itt' in his end-of-season press confere