The North Texas Fair and Rodeo in Denton is making adjustments to their plans due to the extreme heat expected this weekend. With temperatures soaring to 110 degrees, organizers are bringing in extra paramedics, delaying carnival rides until 6 p.m., and ensuring volunteers hand out free water to attendees. Despite the scorching heat, the fair staples like rodeo competitions, bull riding, and live music will continue as planned. The fair, which runs through August 25, is in its first year of a 10-day schedule with two full weekends. Fairgoers like Carolyn Rath from Coppell are prepared for the heat, bringing fans around their necks. Executive director Glenn Carlton emphasizes the importance of safety and acknowledges the challenges of dealing with unpredictable weather conditions, but remains optimistic that the fair will still be a success. The North Texas Fair and Rodeo is a beloved tradition for many, with attendees like Jo Janssen willing to brave the heat for the unique experience it offers. As the fair continues with adjusted plans, organizers are confident that attendees will still have a memorable and enjoyable time despite the extreme temperatures.
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Fair and Rodeo in North Texas modifies ride schedules in response to hot weather
