Hell in Miami: England vs. Norway match in serious doubt!

The match is scheduled for Saturday at 11:00 p.m. local time at Hard Rock Stadium, but U.S. weather services have issued an extreme heat warning for South Florida.

According to forecasts, the heat index could reach as high as 43°C (109°F), significantly increasing the risk of heatstroke and other heat-related health issues for both players and spectators.

An additional concern is a cloud of Saharan dust that has reached Florida after crossing the Atlantic Ocean.

Although most of the dust remains at higher altitudes, it can trigger allergic reactions and make breathing more difficult for people with respiratory conditions.

Meteorologists forecast that the current hot and dry weather will be followed by even hotter and significantly more humid conditions, with the possibility of severe thunderstorms.

The storms could pose the biggest challenge for organizers, as FIFA regulations require matches to be suspended or delayed if there is a risk of lightning in the vicinity of the stadium.

Because of all these factors, concerns are growing over whether the England vs. Norway match will go ahead as scheduled, or whether organizers will be forced to delay the start or temporarily suspend the game if weather conditions become dangerous.