ENG vs SA: Rain to play spoiler in Nottingham? Here’s the hourly weather forecast for the 3rd T20I

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England and South Africa are poised for a thrilling series decider in the 3rd T20I at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, with the series locked at 1-1. England enters the contest on a high after a record-breaking batting performance in the previous game, while South Africa will be desperate to make amends. However, as both teams prepare for the final showdown, a significant question mark hangs over the match’s progression: the weather. Conditions in Nottingham are expected to be bleak, raising the possibility of a washout and a share of the trophy, or at the very least, a frustrating series of delays that could derail the flow of the game for either side.

As the third T20I between England and South Africa is set to begin on Sunday, September 14, The weather forecast for the day in Nottingham paints a picture of stark contrasts, transitioning from a calm, dry start to a prolonged period of heavy rainfall before conditions gradually begin to improve. The entire day is expected to be under the influence of strong winds, which will make the air feel significantly cooler than the actual temperature. This mix of heavy precipitation and blustery conditions could severely impact the planned sporting event, making it a frustrating day for both players and fans as they contend with a constantly changing environment.

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