Record Heat in Arizona Impacts Cactus League Baseball Games
Record Heat in Arizona Impacts Cactus League Baseball Games
US · Published Mar 19, 2026
Arizona is experiencing record-breaking heat, impacting Cactus League baseball games.
Several games have been shifted from daytime to nighttime to mitigate the impact of high temperatures.
Players and teams are taking precautions to cope with the extreme heat, including increased hydration and seeking shade.
Record heat disrupts baseball spring training
Arizona is grappling with unprecedented heat, with temperatures soaring to record levels for this early in the year. The Phoenix area anticipates temperatures reaching 106°F (41°C), marking the earliest instance of 100-degree temperatures. This extreme heat has led to significant disruptions, particularly in the Cactus League, where Major League Baseball teams conduct their spring training.
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