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The MLB divisional playoffs start this weekend. Geoff Cornish says Los Angeles and San Diego will be scorched by 100-degree heat while Cleveland, New York and Chicago will face chilly conditions.

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00:00100 degree heat or a warm jacket? Your playoff forecast depends on the ballpark.
00:05The division series starts Saturday and October is serving up a tremendous temperature split.
00:10Six of the eight teams play in open-air stadiums.
00:13Tampa Bay has a dome. Milwaukee can close its retractable roof.
00:17At Dodger Stadium this weekend, temperatures will be near 100 degrees, both Saturday and Sunday.
00:22San Diego gets the Southern California heat wave too,
00:26although they begin in Milwaukee before hosting in the heat next week.
00:28Heading to either ballpark, stay hydrated and dress appropriately.
00:33Meanwhile, fall chill will be a big headline for others.
00:36Early next week, colder air sweeps across the Great Lakes and northeast.
00:40In Cleveland, Chicago, and New York, you'll want extra layers as temperatures nosedive after sunset.
00:45For the Atlanta-Los Angeles series, the timing does work out.
00:49After opening in the SoCal heat, they head to Georgia Tuesday night.
00:52By then, the southeast storms should be long gone from Atlanta.
00:55Rain should not be an issue for most of this round, but check those temperatures before you take your seat.
01:00These two teams start out of Colorado.
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