Heat Dome Causes 46°C at World Cup

This week, the World Cup experienced a severe heatwave caused by a "heat dome" phenomenon, which led to temperatures rising to around 46 degrees Celsius in parts of the central and eastern United States and Canada. These conditions are expected to persist through the July holiday. Weather experts confirmed that temperatures will remain high even after sunset, affecting the matches, players, and fans alike. Measures have been implemented at some stadiums to mitigate the intense heat. Experts advise fans to seek shade and be attentive to signs of heat exhaustion.

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