Dome risks at World Cup
Meteorologists expect a severe heatwave to hit the central and eastern regions of the United States and Canada during the Independence Day week, with temperatures reaching between 104.9 and 114.8 degrees Fahrenheit (40.5 to 46 degrees Celsius). The hot conditions are expected to persist until the end of the week. This weather phenomenon, known as a "heat dome," is also accompanied by a dangerous rise in temperatures even after sunset, which could impact World Cup matches, especially in areas like New York and New Jersey. Experts forecast that New York City will experience the highest temperatures since 2013.
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