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Will Australia Vs Pakistan 1st T20I Get Abandoned Due To Rain? Check Latest Weather Update

Sakshi Sharma

Australia Vs Pakistan 1st T20I: The Gabba in Brisbane (Source:@BCCI,x.com)Australia Vs Pakistan 1st T20I: The Gabba in Brisbane (Source:@BCCI,x.com)

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As Australia and Pakistan gear up to face each other in the first T20I of their three-match series, all eyes are on the weather forecast. The series opener is set to take place today, November 14, at The Gabba in Brisbane. However, rain could potentially disrupt the much-anticipated match. 

The weather may play a significant role in the opening T20I between Australia and Pakistan. Brisbane experienced heavy rain and storms on Wednesday (November 13), and the forecast for Thursday indicates that wet conditions could persist into match day. There is a high chance of rain in the afternoon, which could result in a delayed start or interruptions during the game.

The match is scheduled to begin at 6 PM local time, but rain showers and overcast conditions could affect the outfield, making it challenging to start on time. 

AUS Vs PAK 1st T20I: Latest Weather Report For Gabba 

AUS Vs PAK 1st T20I Weather update (Source:AccWeather.com)AUS Vs PAK 1st T20I Weather update (Source:AccWeather.com)

According to AccWeather.com, the the region has been under a minor flood warning from Wednesday through Thursday due to the recent storms. This advisory indicates potential disruptions in the area, and while the stadium itself is not directly affected, it may still result in some disruption and delay in the match. 

The weather department has also issued a warning, and there are likely chances that the match could face significant hindrances as a warning has been issued for severe thunderstorms. 

AUS Vs PAK 1st T20I Weather update (Source:AccWeather.com)AUS Vs PAK 1st T20I Weather update (Source:AccWeather.com)

According to the report of AccWeather.com, the latest forecast for Brisbane suggests that weather conditions will be unpredictable throughout the day, with temperatures expected to range between 32°C to 38°C. There is a 73% probability of rain in the afternoon, coupled with a 15% chance of thunderstorms. The first half of the day is expected to be sunny, but cloud cover is predicted to increase from around 1 PM.

The wind will blow from the north-west at a speed of 15 km/h, with gusts reaching up to 39 km/h. So, it can easily concluded looking at the weather forecast for the match that fans should be prepared for delay during the game.