As the cricketing world eagerly awaits the Asia Cup final between India and Sri Lanka at the renowned R Premadasa Stadium in Colombo, the focus shifts to the unpredictable element of weather. India, aiming for a record-extending 8th title, faces Sri Lanka, with both teams vying for supremacy in this prestigious tournament. India boasts a remarkable history in the Asia Cup, clinching seven titles, while Sri Lanka aims to match this feat with a victory on Sunday. Here’s what you need to know about the weather conditions in Colombo for the grand final:

• 2pm: Temperature – 28°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 3pm: Temperature – 29°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 4pm: Temperature – 29°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 5pm: Temperature – 29°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 6pm: Temperature – 27°C, Rain Probability – 61%
• 7pm: Temperature – 27°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 8pm: Temperature – 27°C, Rain Probability – 57%
• 9pm: Temperature – 28°C, Rain Probability – 49%
• 10pm: Temperature – 27°C, Rain Probability – 65%
• 11pm: Temperature – 27°C, Rain Probability – 49%

While the stage is set for a thrilling showdown, the weather remains a crucial factor. Rain has already disrupted several matches in the ongoing Asia Cup, including India’s group stage game against Pakistan, which was washed out. Additionally, the Super 4 clash between India and Pakistan had to be played across two days due to rain.