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Coachella's Heat Beat: Cool Spots & Tips

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Coachellas second weekend is scorching, with temperatures soaring into the high eighties and mid-nineties. Smart festival-goers are seeking shade and air conditioning to beat the heat. Art installations, indoor stages, and hidden bars offer relief, while misters and water cannons at the Do LaB stage provide interactive cool-downs. Stay hydrated and seek these spots to enjoy the festival without overheating.

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Coachella's Heat Beat: Cool Spots & Tips

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Coachella's Heat Beat: Cool Spots & Tips. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Coachella's second weekend is heating up at the Empire Polo Club in Indio, with temps hitting the high 80s on Saturday and mid 90s on. Sunday, lows in the 60s overnight. It's not the hottest on record, but that desert sun hits hard, so smart festival goers are hunting for shade and air conditioning to keep the vibes alive. Our installations offer quick relief, like the shadows from massive pieces such as maize with built-in seating or spectra with actual AC inside. The bunker housing that immersive radiohead exhibit is fully cool too, though you might need a reservation or stand by line. Tents like Yuma and Sonora deliver indoor stages with blasting AC and live sets to dance through the heat, while Mojave, Gobi and Sahara provide. Solid shade from music lovers. Brand activation scattered around often lead to air-conditioned havens, sometimes with freebies or quick fixes like hair touch-ups. For interactive cool downs, hit the do-lay B stage with mistors, water cannons, and shaded

dancing. Hit in bars like Sabrina Carpenter's Pretty Girl Parler, or the neon cactus speakeasy offered chilled spots after a shady line, weight and natural oasis. Near the beer barn let you chill on blankets under some desert foliage. Stay hydrated, seek these spots between sets, and you'll crush the heat without missing a beat. That's the story for today. California News Today, Driven by AI.

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