Walmart NW Arkansas Championship Canceled Due to Weather
The 2025 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G was canceled due to bad weather, prompting players to express gratitude on social media for the tournament's support.
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Walmart NW Arkansas Championship Cancelled or Shortened Due to Weather
The LPGA Tour's Walmart NW Arkansas Championship was canceled after 18 holes due to heavy rain and unsafe course conditions, with only the first round counting and no points awarded in the season-long race.
"Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach: From Record Crowds to Weather Cancellations"
The Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach was canceled due to poor weather conditions, specifically fog, making it unsafe for pilots to perform. This left hundreds of thousands of visitors disappointed, marking the second time the Blue Angels have missed the show due to weather.
Weather Forces Cancellation of Rochester Fringe Festival's AstroFringe Event
The Rochester Fringe Festival has canceled the second night of its stargazing event, AstroFringe, due to expected cloud cover that would hinder celestial viewing. Festival officials expressed disappointment but emphasized the inability to control the weather. The event featured 60 telescopes for visitors to explore stars and planets up close.
"Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest: Lightning cancels men's event, Sudo reigns as women's champion"
The men's division of the Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest was initially canceled due to weather conditions but later resumed after the storms cleared. Miki Sudo defended her championship title in the women's competition by consuming 39 and a half hot dogs. The men's event was ultimately canceled. Sudo now holds nine Nathan's titles and a world record for eating six hot dogs in one minute. The contest, a Fourth of July tradition, took place in Coney Island and was streamed on the ESPN app.
"Cruel World Festival: Siouxsie's Rescheduled Performance Delivers Classics and Rarities"
Siouxsie Sioux finally performed her first U.S. show in 15 years at the Cruel World festival after her initial performance was cancelled due to severe weather. Fans were treated to renditions of classics and rarities, including "Israel," "Happy House," and "About to Happen." The rescheduled performance was held the next day at the nearby Rose Bowl, and anyone with a pass to Saturday's festivities was allowed access.