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World Cup 2026: England set for the open-air Miami heat

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Dale Johnson, Simon King
World Cup 2026: England set for the open-air Miami heat
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England's World Cup quarter-final match against Norway in Miami faces potential delays due to extreme heat and humidity. Officials are monitoring the Wet Bulb Globe Temperature to ensure player safety in accordance with FIFA guidelines.

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Climate-related extreme weather is increasingly impacting global sporting events, forcing organizations to balance scheduling with athlete health and safety.

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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Temperatures could feel like 41C inside Miami Stadium

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The report focuses on weather data, safety regulations, and match logistics without political or subjective bias.

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