England vs Mexico weather forecast – and what time does England play today?
The England vs Mexico weather is not looking good. With less than 2 hours to go before the 1am BST / 6pm Mexico kick-off, a "shelter-in-place order has been issued at the Azteca Stadium" because of "severe weather".
England's World Cup tie could delayed as supporters, who were told to arrive two hours before kick-off, have been warned to remain in the Azteca ground.
Earlier today, experts predicted a 63% chance of thunderstorms around the Azteca. But it's not the rain that could delay England vs Mexico – lightning.
If strikes move within 8 miles of the stadium, FIFA safety protocols could see England's Round of 16 match halted for a minimum of 30 minutes.
The pitch was temporarily closed after an electrical storm earlier today at 12pm BST, so stay with us as we keep a close eye on the England vs Mexico weather and kick off time...
You can see the weather around the Azteca for yourself – via the EarthLive24 live webcams around Mexico City, including views from the host city.
As you can see, there are grey skies in Mexico City, which currently cool (16-17 degrees celsius) and cloudy. We can't see any rain at the minute...
England's World Cup Round of 16 clash against Mexico kicks off at 1m BST on Monday, July 6 (6pm local time in Mexico City).
Build-up coverage begins at 12:am BST (midnight) on BBC One, giving one hour of pre-match analysis, team news, and the confirmed line-ups before the 1am kick-off.
You can watch England vs Mexico on TV (BBC One), live stream (BBC iPlayer), and on radio (BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Sounds).
If you're not planning to stay up, there's a spoiler-free replay of England vs Mexico at 7.10am on BBC Two (Monday, July 6).
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