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The Seddon Park Hamilton Weather Report For NZ Vs ENG 3rd Test

Sakshi Sharma

Seddon Park Hamilton Ground (Source:@YaariSports,x.com)Seddon Park Hamilton Ground (Source:@YaariSports,x.com)

The third and final Test between New Zealand and England is set to get underway at Seddon Park, Hamilton, on Saturday, December 14. After sealing the series with commanding wins in Christchurch and Wellington, England will be looking to complete a historic whitewash, while New Zealand will be desperate to salvage some pride on home soil.

England have been nothing short of dominant throughout the series, particularly in Wellington, where they crushed New Zealand by an emphatic 323-run margin. Their all-round performance has been exceptional, with the batting unit constantly posting big totals and the bowlers making life difficult for the hosts.

For New Zealand, the series has been a painful one. Despite a spirited fight in the first Test, they have struggled to keep up with England’s firepower, and their batting has particularly come under the microscope. 

So ahead of the third Test, let's take at the weather report for the Seddon Park Hamilton. 

NZ Vs ENG 3rd Test: Seddon Park Hamilton Weather Report

Information
Details
Temperature14° C (RealFeel 14 °C)
Wind SpeedSW 9 km/h-15 km/h
Probability of Rain And Thunderstorms1% and 0%
Cloud Cover67%

(Source:@AccuWeather.com)

According to the predictions from AccuWeather.com, the weather conditions at Seddon Park, Hamilton, is expected to be ideal for cricket. The temperature is forecast to hover around 14°C. Winds will be coming from the southwest at a moderate 9 km/h, with occasional gusts reaching up to 15 km/h. However, these winds are unlikely to affect play significantly.

One of the most promising aspects of the forecast is the extremely low chance of rain, with only a 1% likelihood of precipitation. No thunderstorms are expected, and cloud cover will remain minimal at around 67%. 

Overall, it looks like fans can look forward to a full day of action at Seddon Park without any weather-related interruptions.