Edinburgh weather forecast for Sunday morning fans make plans for Scotland's first World Cup game since 1998
If you’re planning on heading out for this weekend’s World Cup fixture, here’s the latest weather update for Sunday morning (June 14)
Excitement is high as Scotland take to the pitch for their first World Cup fixture in 28 years.
For those who haven’t followed Steve Clark’s men to Boston, it will be an unusual kick-off time as Scotland take on Haiti at 2am.
This won’t stop the Tartan Army however, with plans being made to fill city pubs, bars, and venues to the rafter to watch this historic moment.
With plenty of people expected to be out past their bedtime to watch the big match, here’s a handy weather forecast to help your night run smoothly.
According to the Met Office, temperatures will be resting at around 13C from 9pm, declining to 12C by 10pm and again to 11C by 1pm.
By kick-off, temperature will continue to dip to a still comfortable 10C. This will be the low for the evening.
Skies will remain overcast throughout the evening, but fear not - fans may well be keeping dry with less than a five per cent chance of rain from Saturday evening through until the early hours of Sunday morning.
The Met Office’s weekend forecast for the region of Dumfries, Galloway, Lothians and Borders reads: “It will stay mainly dry in Eastern Borders with some bright spells at times. Cloudier in the west with some showers, becoming drier later in the day.
“Windy at times. Maximum temperature 16 °C. Dry and becoming increasingly sunny on Sunday.”