The Pikes Peak Air Show in Colorado Springs saw extreme heat on Saturday, leading to around 100 attendees being treated for heat-related illnesses, with 10 people hospitalized. The Colorado Springs Fire Department declared a mass casualty incident to mobilize additional resources, with temperatures reaching 96 degrees Fahrenheit and minimal cloud coverage exacerbating conditions. Attendees were advised to stay hydrated, with free water stations provided. The event featured performances by the Blue Angels and other military aircraft, drawing approximately 30,000 spectators over the two-day event. The air show is scheduled to continue on Sunday, with similar hot weather expected and further precautions advised. Emergency services and event organizers have been commended for their swift and professional response, ensuring that serious injuries were avoided.