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Ali Larter says she actually enjoys filming Landman in Texas heat and would rather shoot on location than in air-conditioned sets, while Cole Hauser’s brutal heat on Dutton Ranch is part of the conversation; the Newport Beach TV Fest interview notes Landman seasons 1–2 are streaming on Paramount+ with season 3 due in November, both tied to the Yellowstone universe.
Ali Larter says she actually prefers filming in the Texas heat for Landman, while Cole Hauser of Dutton Ranch describes the heat as brutal; the remarks came at Newport Beach TV Fest, highlighting on-location work and the cast’s commitment, with Landman seasons 1–2 now streaming on Paramount+.
Thirty-eight students from Prairie View A&M University in Texas were hospitalized for heat-related illnesses after participating in Panther Camp activities. Emergency medical professionals were dispatched to the scene to treat the students, with one patient being airlifted. Waller County officials advised individuals to stay indoors due to the extreme Texas heat. PVAMU administrators are evaluating future programs, and students are encouraged to monitor themselves and others for symptoms and call 911 if necessary.
Thirty-eight students at Prairie View A&M University in Texas were sent to hospitals for heat-related emergencies after experiencing symptoms of dehydration, including passing out and seizure-like symptoms. Ambulances and medics from surrounding counties responded to the campus to assist with patient transfers and treatments. One student was airlifted to a nearby hospital, while 37 others were transported by ground ambulances. Authorities urge individuals to stay indoors and monitor themselves for symptoms of heat exhaustion in the Texas heat.
To keep car seats cooler in the Texas heat, experts recommend draping a white towel over darker-colored seats to prevent them from absorbing excessive heat, as well as to protect children from hot seat buckles. Investing in cooling towels, which can remain cold for longer periods, can also help lower body temperature in extreme heat. Additionally, using sun shades and window tints can block UV rays and keep car seats cooler.