Lincoln’s streets were electric after the Huskers game — but the heat nearly turned the celebration into a medical emergency. At least eight people sought help for heat exposure, some even collapsing. Fire crews responded as temperatures soared post-game, serving as a stark reminder: fun can turn dangerous when the sun’s out. Health officials are sounding the alarm, especially for kids, seniors, pregnant women, and anyone with health issues — stay hydrated, sip water before you’re thirsty, and skip the booze and caffeine. Heat exhaustion starts with sweat and weakness; heat stroke? That’s life-threatening — body temp over 103°F, confusion, or loss of consciousness. Don’t wait for symptoms — protect yourself now.
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