Its hot. Had to get the bees some water. This is just how I did it. Using a PoPo soap solar pump. 

Nice Video, you gained a subscriber... When I bought my land years ago, I thought about bees but got goats instead. And I'm from the Honey Capital of the world(two cities claim it if you look it up)

I had trouble with BEES getting in the cow tank and drowning, I had some old trampoline net laying around, draped it over the edge with 2 clamps no more DROWNING

I've watched other beekeeper content that using an insulated hive is great in a cold region. I would think that a highly insulated bee barn would work great in a hot area as well, but always try to have noon to afternoon shade on the bees, early daytime seems just fine.

Something I love asking and that is how you became a beekeeper ? I bought my property and it had an established hive in an outside wall of the machine shop . I never knew of it swarming but I had bought a hive and the equipment to move the hive into . Well this spring the hive swarmed , a small swarm but a swarm which I caught and put into the hive I had bought . I called a friend who was a beekeeper and had equipment . I brought over another hive just in case and sure enough it swarmed again about a week later then twice the following week which I missed because I had no more hives . The following week it swarmed again and it was huge and other than a few robber bees the hive in the wall was gone . And now I am a beekeeper .