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Re: Championship 2007 Question

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Originally Posted by Greg Marra
<idle speculation omitted>, if they wait too long to hold the Championships it will have heated up considerably in Atlanta. Hotter temperatures means more evaporation, which ultimately will increase the event's cost (especially since there are 5 fields).

Of course, the week 1 regionals will have to contend with the possibility of freezing playing fields, but it's nothing a little salt won't fix.
Back in the day, I was a grade-schooler, and undergraduate, and a grad student in Hot-lanta. Trust me, we don't want to hold a FIRST event when the relative humidity is higher than the temperature, and both are in the high nineties. Those who still live there know what I mean.
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