Texas State students are having to find ways to cope with the extreme heat. Temperatures lately have peaked in the 90s every day, and for a time they often reached into the triple digits. Meg Sween has the story.
It doesn't take much time out in the heat to be overwhelmed, and since very few students have all of their classes in one building, at least some hiking is required. The heat is hard to escape.
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However, some students say they're on the best campus possible to deal with the heat in Texas. Sewell Park and the San Marcos River provide a needed respite nearby.
(SOUND BITE HERE)Health officials say one way to handle the heat is to stay hydrated. Carry along a water bottle, and find shade where you can. For Bobcat Update, I'm Meg Sween.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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