Hot Weather at the 2026 World Cup

2026年世界盃天氣炎熱

Jun 24, 2026, 16:40

Introduction

The 2026 World Cup will be very hot. Players need water breaks to stay safe.

2026年世界盃天氣將會非常炎熱，球員需要飲水休息時間以確保安全。

Main Body

The weather will be very hot in many cities from June 30 to July 6. Some stadiums have air conditioning, but others do not. This is dangerous for the players.

從6月30日到7月6日，許多城市的天氣將會非常炎熱。部分場館設有空調，但有些則沒有，這對球員來說非常危險。

FIFA says players must drink water for three minutes twice in every game. Some coaches do not like this. They say it stops the flow of the game.

國際足聯（FIFA）表示，球員在每場比賽中必須進行兩次各三分鐘的飲水休息。部分教練並不認同，認為這會打斷比賽的流暢度。

Fans are also using these breaks to buy and drink more alcohol. Other sports, like tennis and women's soccer, also use water breaks for heat.

球迷也利用這些休息時間購買並飲用更多酒精飲料。其他運動如網球和女子足球，在炎熱天氣下同樣會採取飲水休息制度。

Conclusion

The weather is too hot for the old rules. Now, FIFA must choose between player safety and the old way of playing.

天氣過於炎熱，導致舊有規則不再適用。現在國際足聯必須在球員安全與傳統比賽方式之間做出選擇。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The Magic of "WILL"

In the text, we see: "The 2026 World Cup will be very hot."

When you want to talk about the future (things that haven't happened yet), use will + action.

Examples from the text:

Future Weather $\rightarrow$ will be hot

Try these simple changes:

I am tired $\rightarrow$ I will be tired.
It is cold $\rightarrow$ It will be cold.

🛠️ Quick Word Swap: "BUT"

Look at this sentence: "Some stadiums have air conditioning, but others do not."

Use BUT when you have two opposite ideas. It is like a bridge between a "Yes" and a "No".

Idea A: Have AC $\checkmark$
Idea B: No AC $\times$
Bridge: $\rightarrow$ BUT

Common A2 Pattern:

I like soccer, but I don't like tennis.
The game is long, but it is exciting.

Vocabulary Learning

stadiums (n.)

Large buildings where people watch sports

Example:The stadiums were full of fans for the World Cup.

air conditioning (n.)

A system that keeps the air cool inside a building

Example:It is very hot outside, so I turned on the air conditioning.

dangerous (adj.)

Something that can hurt you or cause a problem

Example:Driving too fast in the rain is dangerous.

flow (n.)

The smooth way that something moves or happens

Example:The water breaks stop the flow of the soccer game.

safety (n.)

The state of being safe from danger or harm

Example:The coach cares about the safety of the players.

Practice A2 words in a crossword→