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The World Cup matches over the July Fourth weekend will be affected by an extreme heat wave, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit across the East Coast. FIFA has implemented measures to ensure player safety, including additional hydration breaks. The heat wave coincides with the United States's 250th anniversary celebrations, leading to numerous outdoor events.
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The World Cup matches over the July Fourth weekend will be affected by an extreme heat wave, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees Fahrenheit across the East Coast. FIFA has implemented measures to ensure player safety, including additional hydration breaks. The heat wave coincides with the United States's 250th anniversary celebrations, leading to numerous outdoor events.
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World Cup faces record-breaking heat wave over July Fourth weekend
World Cup Matches to Occur During Extreme Heat Wave Over July Fourth Weekend