The Southampton weather reports are a dampener, zapping out the amusement in the foremost edition of the WTC final with the news today hardly making for good reading
The bygone days saw the influence of bad light due to strong cloud cover after the opening day was wiped out due to rain and a wet outfield. However, Day two and three saw a fair lot of action.
New Zealand bowled out Team India for an early 217, Subsequently, The Kiwis were on a substantial march courtesy to a tenacious start by Tom Lathan and Devon Conway. They managed to end 101-2 trailing 116 runs by the stumps.
WTC Final Weather News Today
Southampton Weather forecast for Day- 4
The chances of rain in the morning are approximately 60%, according to AccuWeather’s forecast. The game is expected to be halted owing to drizzling due to a 100 percent cloud cover in the early hours.
The glimpse of rain will disappear from 1-3 PM at the local time, in Southampton with a significant risk of showers later in the evening. Rain is only expected when the precipitation percentage exceeds 50%, and the forecast predicts some drizzling between 4 and 6 PM.
In the long term, the entire day will be affected inevitably due to rain on Monday, making it even tougher to conclude a given result of the WTC final despite having a reserve day.
Weather forecast for Day 5
As per the weather prediction, it is seen to mark some room for play tomorrow. Rain Interruptions will be witnessed as usual having 55% of rain precipitation in the afternoon. The evening will have light rain showers from 3-5 PM, in Southampton. Strong cloud cover will be seen disrupting the light causing further Inconvenience.
Southampton Weather Update Day 6
Day-6 will come into play only if the set numbers of overs fail to finish in the allotted time. The reserve of the WTC final has positive signs as per AccuWeather’s forecast. Day-6 will be cloudy without any rain precipitation. Which is a good sign for some decent game to be played without humidity on the reserve day.
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