England are set to play across North America at this summer’s World Cup and will have to get to grips with the weather conditions if they are to claim glory.Canada, Mexico and the USA will co-host the tournament together.Thomas Tuchel is preparing to take England to this summer’s World Cup in North AmericaGettyThe Three Lions have been drawn into Group L, where they will face Croatia, Ghana and Panama.As a result, Thomas Tuchel’s side are guaranteed to play matches in Texas, Massachusetts and New Jersey this summer.If England win their group, they will then play in Atlanta before potential trips to Mexico City and Miami.Concerns were raised over the heat during last summer’s Club World Cup in the USA and those fears are continuing heading into the 23rd edition of the world’s most famous sporting event.Here is what to expect weather-wise at England’s matches later this year.England’s World Cup weather forecastThe Three Lions begin their group stage campaign against Croatia at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas on Wednesday, June 17.Dallas averages temperatures between 23 and 34 degrees Celsius during June.Although rain is unlikely, June has the third highest average precipitation in the city all year behind May and March.Fans can expect a higher chance of rain for England’s second group game, though.Three Lions fans can expect high temperatures at this summer’s World CupGettyThey will face Ghana in Boston, Massachusetts at Gillette Stadium on Tuesday, June 23.However, it will be cooler than Texas, with averages between 17 and 24 in June.England will conclude the group stage on Saturday, June 27 against Panama at MetLife Stadium in New York.Supporters will be hoping for a warmer climate than the clash with Ghana, with temperatures averaging from 18 to 27 degrees Celsius.The Three Lions won their group at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.Repeating the feat this summer would see England head to Atlanta for their last 32 tie on July 1.England are set to play in cooler temperatures at Gillette Stadium after their opener in ArlingtonGettyEngland's key World Cup datesSaturday, May 30Deadline for final World Cup squadSaturday, June 6Friendly – England vs New Zealand – Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida – 9pmWednesday, June 10Friendly – England vs Costa Rica – Inter&Co Stadium, Orlando, Florida – 9pmWednesday, June 17Group L – England vs Croatia – AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas – 9pmTuesday, June 23Group L – England vs Ghana – Gillette Stadium, Boston, Massachusetts – 9pmSaturday, June 27Group L – Panama vs England – MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New York – 10pmJuly is the wettest month of the year in Atlanta, Georgia, with average temperatures ranging between 22 and 32 degrees.A victory will see the Three Lions through to the last 16, where they will play outside the USA for the only time at the tournament.The Group L winner’s last 16 clash will be played at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City on July 5.There is a high chance of rain in the Mexican capital in July, whilst temperatures will be cooler than earlier in the World Cup, with averages between 12 and 25 degrees Celsius.England will return to the USA for their quarter-final tie if they reach the last eight.The match is scheduled for July 11 in Miami Gardens if the Three Lions win their group.The Three Lions play at MetLife Stadium, which will host the final, during the group stageGettyTemperatures range between 27 and 30 degrees Celsius in Miami in July, although high precipitation remains.A second semi-final appearance in three World Cups would see England return to Atlanta once again.Meanwhile, the World Cup final is set to be played at MetLife on Sunday, July 19.Unlike their earlier group stage match, higher temperatures can be expected with July averages ranging from 21 to 31 degrees Celsius.