Parents of student athletes in Piney Point Village, TX, are advised to be aware of heat safety. ABC13 Meteorologist Elyse Smith is providing information on the topic. The wet bulb globe temperature is a factor in heat safety, but details are limited. Further information on heat safety and its impact on student athletes is available from ABC13, including insights from Meteorologist Elyse Smith.
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We're still heating up close to 100 degrees Tuesday with a small chance for isolated showers.
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