2026 World Cup Vulnerable to Weather

The article discusses the climate challenges facing the 2026 World Cup, where matches are being postponed due to thunderstorms, particularly in areas like Miami and Chicago that experience intense lightning activity. U.S. authorities rely on strict protocols to halt games when lightning is detected within a range of 13 to 16 kilometers, which can lead to prolonged delays and place many matches in complex organizational situations. Additionally, high temperatures and humidity pose significant threats, with some matches exceeding 32°C, affecting player performance and increasing risks of dehydration and exhaustion. Fans are also at health risk from direct sunlight, with plans in place for cooling facilities and shaded areas to address these unforeseen climate challenges.

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