Ind-W vs Pak-W: Rain to Play Spoiler in Colombo? Here are the hourly weather forecast for the game of the Women’s World Cup 2025

The Women’s Indian Cricket Team aims at their second consecutive victory in the Women’s World Cup ICC 2025 As they prepare to face the arc rivals Pakistan Women on Sunday October 5 at R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo. India will enter the match with a momentum after having decisively defeated Sri Lanka In their first campaign match. On the other hand, Pakistan seeks to bounce back after a loss of seven gates Bangladesh In their first match.

The threat of rain is looming on Marquee India vs Pakistan CWC 2025 Clash in Colombo

The long -awaited meeting, scheduled at the R premadasa stadium, faces a significant threat of the weather after persistent and heavy rains caused the complete washing of the previous match between Sri Lanka And Australia Saturday October 4. The match officials canceled the Sri Lanka-Australia game long before the cut-off time due to the dark conditions and an external field full of water, which led the two teams to share a point each.

Meanwhile, the head-to-face record in the ODIs is currently strongly in favor of India in a commander 11-0 since their first meeting in 2005. A deputy would prevent India, led by the captain Harmanpreet Kaurto extend their dominant sequence and to see the two parts gain a single point of the luminaire. Fans will look forward to the sky, hoping for a significant improvement in the conditions to allow ferocious rivals to go to the field for one of the biggest games in the tournament.

Ind-W VS Pak-W: weather forecast for the CWC 2025 match in Colombo

As the highly anticipated CWC 2025 confrontation between India and Pakistan should start on Sunday, the weather forecast suggests a significant risk of interruptions due to the rain. The day’s forecasts in Colombo indicate the influence of a tropical weather model, the day should bring a heavy thunderstorm and 75% of rain. Temperatures should hover around a summit of 29 degrees C and a minimum of 26 degrees C, associated with high humidity. Conditions can be used slightly as the day progresses in the evening, with a risk of light rain and the chance of precipitation falling to 35%. Since the previous match in Colombo was washed due to persistent rain, this forecast is a major doubt on a complete competition between the Rivals of the Arc. Players and fans must be prepared for potential delays or a shortened match, as they say to the probability of strong precipitation.

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Afternoon: heavy storm (2:30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m.)

• Strong> 2:30 p.m.: Expect that the heavy thunderstorm is at its peak. The sky will be dark and completely covered. Disruptive and intense precipitation are very likely, accompanied by thunder and lightning. The air will feel suffocating and extremely damp.
• 3.30pm: Heavy thunderstorms are likely to continue with persistent and strong showers. Visibility will be considerably reduced and the conditions will not be adapted to all outdoor activities.
• 4:30 p.m.: The storm intensity can start to decrease slightly. The heaviest rain will probably have passed, but solid and regular rain is always likely. High humidity and snack conditions will persist.
• 5.30 p.m.: The storm will end, going from heavy rains to more moderate showers. The wet time peak will be finished, although the sky will remain strongly darkened.

Evening: light rain (from 6.30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.)

• 6.30 p.m.: As the evening sets in, time spends thunderstorms to rain or burnt. The wet conditions will prevail and the air will always be very wet. The warmth of the day will start back, offering a little minor relief.
• 7:30 p.m.: The light rain should continue intermittently. The temperature will be around 27 ° C and the persistent humidity will make the air heavy.
• 8:30 p.m.: Light showers will probably persist, but with longer breaks between precipitation. The conditions will be quieter and more moderate compared to the intense time in the afternoon.
• 9:30 p.m.: The risk of light rain continues, although it is only a very light or dispersed drizzle. The cloud cover will remain important and the humidity levels will remain high.
• 10:30 p.m.: All remaining light rain will probably be completely reduced. The sky will remain mainly covered, with only a slight chance of additional precipitation.
• 11:30 p.m.: The rain should have stopped especially at that time. The weather will be wet and cloudy, and the wind will be a slight 7 mph in the southwest.

Colombo weather forecast (match day)

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