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In Miami, England and Norway will play in a World Cup quarter-final match under conditions where the Wet Bulb Index is projected to surpass 90°F. Scientists warn that such extreme heat could pose risks to player health.
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In Miami, England and Norway will play in a World Cup quarter-final match under conditions where the Wet Bulb Index is projected to surpass 90°F. Scientists warn that such extreme heat could pose risks to player health.
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