World Cup matches face soaring temperatures this weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 7:30 AM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
The World Cup is set to be affected by extreme heat across North America this weekend. Highs are expected to reach above 90 degrees Fahrenheit for several matches, including Brazil vs. Morocco at MetLife Stadium and Qatar vs. Switzerland in Santa Clara. The tournament starts under a heat wave that impacts various regions, with ten matches taking place Friday and Saturday. Weather forecasts indicate temperatures will significantly rise throughout the matches, necessitating hydration breaks. Specific match forecasts predict conditions ranging from high 70s to mid-90s across different venues, affecting player performance and fan experience.
- •Ten matches scheduled from Friday to Saturday.
- •Expected highs include 90 degrees for Brazil vs. Morocco.
- •Santa Clara's Qatar vs. Switzerland faces temperatures near 89 degrees.
- •Hydration breaks introduced due to heat concerns.
- •Fans should prepare for heat during outdoor matches.
- 7:30 AMYahoo Sports — Here are the temperatures for every World Cup game with excessive heat in forecasts
"The World Cup is already set to be impacted by high temperatures.
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