00:00Three weather windows could impact World Cup matches, and there's multiple cities our long-range team is watching.
00:05Next week, Seattle could see a burst of heat, especially early on in the week.
00:09Meanwhile, Boston and the New York City area may have to contend with thunderstorms mid-to-late week.
00:13Lightning and heavy rain could create delays at outdoor venues like MetLife Stadium and Gillette Stadium.
00:18Then, June 28th through July 4th, the focus shifts to heat.
00:22Boston and New York could turn much hotter heading into July.
00:25Kansas City may also see a significant warm-up, creating some of the hottest match conditions of the tournament so
00:29far.
00:30And from July 5th through July 10th, storms could once again become a concern.
00:35Kansas City may see another round of severe weather, and Boston and the New York City area could face additional
00:39thunderstorm threats.
00:40At the same time, temperatures may swing sharply in Kansas City, while another round of heat is possible in Seattle
00:45later in the period, too.
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