It is imperative for football enthusiasts and attendees to be well-informed about the prevailing weather conditions. Here is a comprehensive overview of the weather forecast for Saturday, February 3, 2024, ensuring that everyone is prepared for potential climatic challenges.
Commencing with the sunrise at 05:39 GMT and concluding with the sunset at 17:28 GMT, Saturday will witness daylight for a duration of 11 hours and 49 minutes.
In the bustling city of Bouaké, where the temperature is anticipated to peak at 35°C in the afternoon (feels like 33°C), the sun will be unyielding. A moderate wind, averaging 13 km/h and blowing from the North-East, is expected.
Notably, Bouaké is the chosen venue for the third quarter-final match of the AFCON2023, featuring Mali against Ivory Coast at 5 p.m. GMT.
Players and spectators alike will contend with the intensity of the afternoon sun during this pivotal encounter.
Moving into the evening in Yamoussoukro, the weather, while somewhat cooler, will still present challenges.
With the temperature settling around 34°C, the wind is anticipated to have a mild average speed of 4 km/h, blowing from the South-East.
The fourth quarter-final fixture of AFCON2023, featuring Cape Verde against South Africa at 8 p.m. GMT, will unfold in Yamoussoukro amid these warm evening conditions.
As football enthusiasts gear up for the intense battles on the pitch, they must also be mindful of the prevailing weather, which could influence the dynamics of the game.
Preparedness for the climatic nuances ensures a well-rounded experience for both players and spectators during these crucial moments of the AFCON2023.
