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Friday, September 11, 2026

Currie Cup final: Will Kimberley’s weather play ball?

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The Griquas and the Pumas will contest the 2026 Currie Cup Premier Division final at Suzuki Stadium in Kimberley on Saturday, 12 September 2026.

The match kicks off at 15:00.

According to South African Weather Service(SAWS) the forecast is pointing to clear skies throughout the day and no rainfall expected in Kimberley.

Clear weather for kick-off

The day will reach 29 degrees Celsius, while temperatures will sit at around 23 degrees Celsius when the match kicks off.

The wind will pick up during the afternoon, reaching around 28km/h from the north-north-west.

Temperatures will fall after sunset, with a minimum of 12 degrees Celsius expected overnight.

The match will have plenty of daylight before the sun sets at 18:12, with cooler conditions arriving later in the evening.

Fans should prepare for the afternoon sun

Fans heading to the stadium should prepare for the sun .

There is need for one to apply suncreen, carry a hat and sunglasses in order to protect from afternoon sun.

Staying hydrate is essential in warm conditions so a bottle of water could come in handy.

The forecast points to favourable conditions for the Currie Cup final, with mostly clear skies.

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