London Weather Report: After rain destroyed England’s hope of winning the Ashes at home after eight long years at Old Trafford, it is expected that the rain Gods will play the role of spoilsport once again. England and Australia are gearing up for the 5th Ashes Test at The Oval, starting on July 27; however, Ben Stokes and Co.’s dream of redemption may have to wait another four years. Day 1 of the last test of the Ashes 2023 is expected to have light showers throughout the whole day, and fans may get to see little to no play in the middle.
England is well known for its unpredictable weather. There were no heavy stoppages due to rain in the first two Ashes Tests at Edgbaston and Lord’s. However, things escalated quickly from there. The third Test at Headingley saw an entire first session washed out on Day 3. Despite the rain, the third Test was concluded with England winning. In the last test at Old Trafford, however, the final two days saw a total of 30 overs bowled, with the entire fifth day being washed out.
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London Weather Report: High Humidity, Windy Conditions and Consistent Showers expected on Day 1
According to weather.com, there is an 80% chance of rain from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at The Oval on Day 1 of the 5th Ashes Test. The wind will also pick up from 9 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wind combined with cloudy conditions will help the seamers if we see no rain. The temperature will range from 16 °C to 22 °C during the day. It is expected to be a very humid day on July 27, with 85% humidity throughout the day.
ENG vs AUS: Thursday, July 27 Weather
9 am: 18 degrees & 63% chances of rain
12 pm: 29 degrees & 58% chances of rain
3 pm: 22 degrees & 74% chances of rain
6 pm: 21 degrees & 60% chances of rain
9 pm: 20 degrees & 37% chances of rain
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