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Brazil and Scotland World Cup Match in Miami May Be Delayed by Lightning
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What happened
Brazil and Scotland’s World Cup match in Miami could be delayed by thunderstorms and lightning. U.S. safety rules require an immediate stoppage if lightning is within 13 kilometers, and a longer delay could force a 24-hour postponement.
- 01Lightning could stop Brazil and Scotland’s World Cup match in Miami.
- 02Kickoff is expected to be 32 degrees Celsius with rain and thunderstorms.
- 03U.S. rules require a stop if lightning is within 13 kilometers.
- 04Play resumes only after 30 lightning-free minutes.
- 05A long delay could push the match back 24 hours.
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