The weather in Canada is threatening to ruin Bermuda’s hopes of qualifying for next year’s Under-19 World Cup in the United Arab Emirates.For the second straight day Bermuda’s has seen the weather disrupt their Americas qualifying match in Toronto — this time against the hosts, when a severe overnight storm dumped 125mm of rain in the Toronto area in just one hour.The ground was left under water yesterday and no play was possible, leaving Bermuda with a second straight no-result, following Monday’s match against the United States which was stopped early in the Bermuda innings as they replied to the US’s total of 194. The two no-results have hurt Bermuda more than the Canada and the United States who have played one game less and will meet each other today in a match that will give the winners a distinct advantage going into the second round of matches starting tomorrow.However, some rain is in the forecast for today, with isolated thunderstorms expected this morning, with cloudy skies later and a 30 percent chance of rain. There is a 60 percent chance of rain overnight and into Thursday when Bermuda play their next match against the US.