The Open Weather: The latest expectation of Royal Portrush and whether storms can be disabled in Major | Golf news

Can the bad open weather be disrupted? Take a look at the latest forecast for the final men of the year and the expected conditions in Royal Portrush.

Links Golf traditionally provides a unique test, as the weather in Royal Portrush will add to the challenge facing players this week for the pioneer in the final year of men.

The training round was suspended on Monday due to the threat of lightning around the bridge coast line, while the Met office issued a “yellow warning” to obtain possible thunderstorms during the training day on Tuesday.

The training session on Wednesday is expected to be dry and is often sunny, although expectations – issued by research and development via the MET office – because the tournament itself indicates “changing” conditions and a possible passive weather.

The expectations for the opening round on Thursday say that there will be “rains out”, with “some possible heavy explosions”, before heavy shower and thunderstorms developed later in the day.

It is expected that it will remain independent for the rest of the open, as the crowds are expected to attend, with periods of rain and bathing in all the four tournaments.

More than 275,000 fans are expected to visit the iconic Dunluce Links location during the eight tournament days from July 13 to 20, making it the most present version of the open out of Saint Andrews.

What are the expectations for opening?

Issued by the research and development, presented by the Met Office, on Tuesday morning:

Wednesday 16: Dry and sun mostly after a cloudy start. The thickness of the cloud during the evening, but it may remain dry. Light winds but wander to 10-15 mph in the afternoon.

Thursday 17: Cloudy to start with outbreaks and some heavy explosions are possible. Later brighter but shower and an opportunity to develop heavy shower and thunderstorms. Wind 7-12 miles per hour, but up to 20 miles per hour.

The rest of the tournamentIt is still unstable with periods of rain and bathing, including the possibility of heavier talismans at times. The wind generally lights up moderate with a variable direction.

Why couples and starting times are important in the open?

Sky Sports News’ Jamie Weir:

“It concerns the times of this specialization more than any other times, simply due to the elements and how it can cause chaos and how it cannot be predicted.

“You can get the wrong half of the clouds in an open championship, where you can play in the worst case on Thursday and the worst weather on Friday.

“Someone in the other half of clouds can play in glorious benign sun conditions on Thursday and flat, flat conditions on Friday as well, so it can destroy your open chances if you are on this wrong aspect of clouds.

“My demand to predict the weather in an open championship – especially in this part of the world – is similar to the prediction of those who will win in the game Clarit, with this expectation change all the time.”

Who will win the open? Watch the pioneer in the final year of men throughout the week on Sky SPORTS. The live coverage of the opening round begins on Thursday from 6:30 am Sky Sports Golf. Open sport streaming and more best sport with no contract.