Will Rain Wash Out the PSL Party in Rawalpindi? Here’s the Forecast for Match 17 and 18

Will Rain Wash Out the PSL Party in Rawalpindi? Here's the Forecast for Match 17 and 18
Will Rain Wash Out the PSL Party in Rawalpindi? Here's the Forecast for Match 17 and 18

Cricket fans in Rawalpindi, buckle up for a potentially wet weekend of PSL action! Both Match 17 (Peshawar Zalmi vs Lahore Qalandars) starting at 2 PM and Match 18 (Islamabad United vs Quetta Gladiators) at 7 PM on March 2nd are forecast to be heavily impacted by rain.

Weather Forecast for Match 17 and 18

Day Match (2 PM): Prepare for a Downpour

  • Temperature: High of 18°C (RealFeel® 16°C)
  • Conditions: Strong winds will gradually subside throughout the day, but expect rain throughout the match.
  • Precipitation: Significant downpour with 30 mm of rain expected over a 9-hour period.
  • Cloud Cover: Overcast skies with 96% cloud cover.

Night Match (7 PM): Rain Likely, But Less Intense

  • Temperature: Low of 8°C (RealFeel® 7°C)
  • Conditions: A chance of rain persists in the evening, although skies are expected to clear somewhat later.
  • Precipitation: Moderate rainfall with 3.5 mm expected.
  • Wind: Winds will be lighter at night, blowing from the south-southeast at 11 km/h with gusts up to 33 km/h.

With Karachi and Rawalpindi currently hosting the PSL leg, cricket fans can expect similar weather patterns throughout the week. With two to three more rain showers forecast for Rawalpindi, staying updated on the latest weather reports is crucial.

For fans attending the matches, be sure to dress for the wet weather with rain gear and comfortable footwear. The heavy rain forecast for the day match might even lead to delays or potential venue changes, so staying informed through official PSL channels is recommended.

Despite the rain, the passionate cricket fans of Rawalpindi are sure to bring their energy and enthusiasm to the stadium, creating an electric atmosphere for both matches!

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