India heads to Brisbane for the third Test against Australia, aiming to bounce back from a crushing 10-wicket defeat in Adelaide.
The Gabba, known as an Australian fortress, presents a new challenge for the visitors who must secure a win to stay in contention for the World Test Championship final. However, weather conditions may play a significant role in shaping the match’s outcome.
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Here’s a detailed breakdown of the weather forecast for each day of the Test match:
Saturday, 14 December: What is the weather forecast for Day 1 in Brisbane?
- Rain: 70% chance
- Wind: Easterly to southeastly15-20 km/h in the middle of the day, turning light in the evening
- Average Temperature: 27°C
Day 1 is expected to have rain disruptions, with high chances of precipitation.
Sunday, 15 December: What is the weather forecast for Day 2 in Brisbane?
- Rain: 50% chance
- Wind: South to southeasterly 15-25 km/h during the day
- Average Temperature: 26°C
There’s a slight decrease in the rain probability for Day 2, with a little less interruption.
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Monday, 16 December: What is the weather forecast for Day 3 in Brisbane?
- Rain: 90% chance
- Wind: Southeasterly 25-30 km/h
- Average Temperature: 24°C
Day 3 brings higher rainy conditions similar to that of Day 2, with high rain chances and light winds.
Tuesday, 17 December: What is the weather forecast for Day 4 in Brisbane?
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- Rain: 90% chance
- Wind: Easterly 15-20 km/h during the day
- Average Temperature: 25.5°C
High chances of showers persist on Day 4, similar to the 16th to face significant interruptions.
Wednesday, 18 December: What is the weather forecast for Day 5 in Brisbane?
- Rain: 80% chance
- Wind: Easterly 15-20 km/h during the day
- Average Temperature: 26°C
High chances of showers persist on Day 5, and could face significant interruptions.
Information source: Australian Bureau of Meteorology
Will the Weather affect the outcome?
The weather forecast suggests that rain will be a factor, and it's likely to cause significant disrupt play at times.
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