Narendra Modi Stadium weather updates: No rain in Ahmedabad as closing ceremony gets underway

Toss set to happen as weather is clear at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad!!

Shankar Mahadevan and his team is performing at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad as the weather has cleared up significantly. BCCI also paid a tribute to the Indian Armed Forces in a special presentation.

The closing ceremony is underway at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. There is no rain in Ahmedabad!!!

Well, the good news is that it's not raining in Ahmedabad right now. Bad news? It might. Keep your fingers crossed, guys. 

A video is going viral that shows rain has stopped after the earlier patch. RCB fans have thronged the stadium, and there is no rain.

It is raining in Ahmedabad right now!!

Sun is out in Ahmedabad amidst all the talks of rain and prediction

Well, it's bright in Ahmedabad right now. However, things might change soon as there's a prediction of rain in the next 30-45 minutes in some parts of the city. Fingers crossed? 

A day before the storm, both RCB captain Rajat Patidar and PBKS skipper Shreyas Iyer addressed media in Ahmedabad. Speaking on RCB's bowling attack, Shreyas said, "I would just like to say that we are on a different wicket right now. And definitely they have been bowling very well throughout. It's important to adapt as quickly as possible. And see to it that you are up for the challenge. And take the bulls by the horns."

Patidar was asked about his captaincy. "I have always tried to create a good environment for every player, who has come from a domestic background or international experience... they both feel the same," RCB skipper Rajat Patidar said.

We needed a reserve day for the IPL 2023 final between CSK and GT. The reserve day also witnessed rain, however, CSK had won that game. In a rare case if even the reserve day is washed out in this final, PBKS will be declared the winner due to finishing higher in the points table.

There was no reserve day for the playoffs and rain threatened to wash away the PBKS vs MI Qualifier 2 at this very ground. However, there is a reserve day for the final incase there is no play possible on the original scheduled day on June 3.

The final, like the other playoff games and a few final league stage matches, has an extra time of two hours. There will be no overs lost until 120 minutes if it rains during the game. 11:56 PM is understood to be the cut-off time for the five-over per-side contest.

It is partly cloudy as per the weather update in Ahmedabad at 2 PM. The rain chances remain 25% in the lead-up to the match, while they dwindle at the time when the game will begin. However, this was the case in the Qualifier 2 too, but it rained during the game.

There is uncertainty around Tim David's place. He has missed a couple of games for RCB after picking up a hamstring injury in the SRH clash. Rajat Patidar remained tight-lipped on him, saying, "I have no idea about Tim David. The doctors are looking after him and we will know more tomorrow."

Phil Salt has returned to Ahmedabad this morning after leaving for England for the birth of his child. That is a major boost for RCB.

RCB star Devdutt Padikkal, who has been ruled out of the tournament due to an injury, has shared a picture of the Ahmedabad skies. The skies are looking bright as of the Instagram story shared three hours ago.

As per the visuals, from outside the Narendra Modi Stadium, fans have started to flock to the venue. This is seven hours before the match begins. And we see sunshine

As per the 1 PM update on Google Weather, there are persistent 25% chances of precipitation in the evening between 4 PM to around 7:30 PM. That would be close to the match if it does rain.

AB de Villiers has reached Ahmedabad and he will be cheering for the team at the Narendra Modi Stadium alongside another veteran Chris Gayle. Will it be RCB's day?

As per Accuweather, Ahmedabad skies will be partly sunny with a shower in some spots. There is a 61% probability of showers in the afternoon.

As per the India Meteorological Department, June 3 will be partly cloudy sky with the mercury touching the highest of 39 degrees and hitting the lowest of 26 degrees.

The morning skies were bright but cloudy in Ahmedabad. There was no rain as per the visuals. We hope that it stays away in the evening too.

It's currently 'mostly cloudy' in Ahmedabad, as per the latest Google weather update at 12 noon. The chances of rain remain 25% in the lead-up to the match.

As per previous stats, RCB have the best chance to win the title this year. Out of 14 times, since playoffs began in 2011, teams that won Qualifier 1 won the IPL 11 times. RCB won the Qualifier 1. Out of these 14 times, teams that finished second in the league stage won the tournament 8 times. RCB were second.

A new IPL winner will be crowned today. Both these teams have been waiting to end their wait for the title for the last 18 years. One camp will be filled with joy, the other with a disappointment yet again.

If rain intervenes in the final, there is an extra time of 120 minutes kept for the play to begin without it being cut short. No overs will be cut till two hours. However, if there is no play possible on June 3, we do have a reserve day for the final and in this case, the summit clash will take place on June 4 at the same venue.

Have to started to feel the deja vu of the weather thing from the IPL 2023 final to this one? The rain washed out the original day of the clash at this very venue of Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad in 2023. While the weather is not as threatening as it was in the 2023 final, it is looking to make its presence feel again. Some sort of deja vu.

According to the Google weather, there are some chances of rain from afternoon to evening even when the match will be played from 7:30 PM onwards. Check the latest weather forecast and update as of 11 AM.

There is an extra two-hour time window for the final, just like it was for the playoffs and a few final league stage matches. A full 20-over per side match can start as late as by 9:30 PM, going by the two-hour extra time. A five-over per-side contest can start by 11:56 PM.

Well, we don't want this to happen. We don't want rain to come down as it will bar the players from playing. Rain interrupted the clash between PBKS and MI in Qualifier 2 too, however, due to the 120-minute extra time window, a full game was possible despite the match starting 2 hours and 15 minutes later.

There are 20% chances of precipitation from 9 AM to 11 AM, before being 18%, 15% and 20% for the next four hours. The rain chances go up to 49% at 4 PM, followed by 57% and 51%% at 5 PM and 6 PM. By the time of the toss at 7 PM, there is only a 5% chance of showers, with 2% over the next four hours till 11 PM.

There are chances of rain on the matchday. According to Accuweather, there are 61% chances of rain on June 3, with afternoon showers predicted in parts of the city. If those chances stay up, the clash is likely to be interrupted.

Hello and welcome everyone to this special space. RCB take on PBKS in the final of IPL 2025 at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad. One of these two teams will end the 18-year-old wait that has been haunting them since 2008. The other will have to bear with the heartbreak. Meanwhile, one has to keep an eye on the sky as well as there are chances of rain in lead-up to this clash. Stay tuned for all the weather updates.