England's participation in the upcoming World Cup may be jeopardized by thunderstorms, as FIFA has indicated a preference for delaying matches rather than rescheduling them. The Three Lions, under coach Thomas Tuchel, have arrived in Florida for training and will be based in Kansas City for their group matches against Croatia, Ghana, and Panama. With games scheduled in the late afternoon, the risk of thunderstorms is heightened. Previous experiences, such as a delayed match during the Club World Cup, highlight the potential disruptions. FIFA is taking precautions by providing dedicated meteorological support and implementing three-minute drinks breaks to address extreme heat. Tuchel has acknowledged the challenges posed by the climate, emphasizing the team's preparations to manage heat and humidity effectively. The situation underscores the complexities of hosting a tournament across multiple cities with varying weather conditions.