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Monday night storm threatens World Cup match with flash flood, wind risk

A severe storm threatens to disrupt the Norway-Senegal World Cup match in New Jersey

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The brief

A storm is expected to hit the New Jersey area on Monday night, coinciding with the World Cup match between Norway and Senegal. Coverage from AP News, NBC New York, and Gothamist emphasizes the potential for heavy rain, flash flooding, and strong winds.

The New York Times and NBC New York also mention the risk of isolated tornadoes. Travel advisories have been issued in New York City ahead of the severe weather.

The match's status and any potential disruptions will depend on the storm's impact. Coverage does not yet specify whether contingency plans are in place.

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Quick answers

Which teams are playing in the affected match?

Norway and Senegal.

What are the main weather risks?

Heavy rain, flash flooding, strong winds, and the possibility of isolated tornadoes.

Which areas are under a travel advisory?

New York City.

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