Norway Faces Extreme Heat in World Cup Quarter-Final Against England

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Norway's national men's soccer team will face extreme heat and humidity in their World Cup quarter-final against England in South Florida.
Scientists warn the conditions, measured by WetBulb Globe Temperature (WBGT), can push the human body to its limits, potentially leading to heat exhaustion for players and fans.

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Norway's national men's soccer team will face extreme heat and humidity in their World Cup quarter-final against England in South Florida. Scientists warn the conditions, measured by WetBulb Globe Temperature (WBGT), can push the human body to its limits, potentially leading to heat exhaustion for players and fans.

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