Dallas Heat Wave Tests World Cup Fans as Pavement Reaches 57°C | FIFA World Cup 2026 | ZO1A

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World Cup fans arriving in Dallas and Arlington are facing more than just football excitement—they're battling extreme Texas heat. Reuters measured scorching pavement temperatures reaching 57.4°C (135°F) near the stadium, while fans from Argentina, Colombia, Sweden, and other countries described the intense conditions as they waited in long queues under the sun. Meteorologist Jennifer Dunn from the U.S. National Weather Service explains how asphalt and concrete absorb and radiate heat, creating dangerous ground temperatures much higher than the official air temperature. #WorldCup2026 #Dallas #TexasHeat #FIFA #Soccer #Football #HeatWave #Arlington #Weather #WorldCupFans #Reuters #ExtremeHeat #USA #Climate #Summer Welcome to Sports TV – Your Home for Current Matches! Missed the action? We’ve got you covered! On this channel, you can watch all the thrilling highlights from around the Globe, including epic sixes, match-winning performances, stunning wickets, and unforgettable moments

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