Springboks vs All Blacks: What Johannesburg weather has in store
Springboks and All Blacks fans heading to FNB stadium should keep an eye on the Johannesburg weather before Saturday’s big clash.

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The Springboks and All Blacks face off at FNB Stadium on Saturday, and fans heading to the match should check the weather before they leave home.
The match kick-off is at 17:15. According to SAWS Johannesburg could see showers and thundershowers during the afternoon and evening, with a 60% chance of rain.
That means supporters traveling to the stadium should be prepared for the possibility of wet weather before and during the match.
Johannesburg weather forecast on Saturday
Johannesburg should expect partly cloudy conditions in the morning, then showers and thundershowers from 14:00 till around 20:00.
The temperatures will range from a minimum of 12**°C** to a maximum of 20**°C**.
Rain about is 10mm and there is 60 percent probability of rain.
Showers could arrive before kick-off
SAWS issued a Yellow level 2 warning for severe thunderstorms that covers the southern Gauteng.
These storms could produce damaging winds and hail, falling trees and disruptions to municipal services because of excessive lightning.
For those planning to travel to the stadium or spend the afternoon around the stadium, warm clothing and a rain jacket could come in handy.
Partly cloudy conditions will give way to showers and thundershowers later in the day, just as fans make their way to FNB Stadium.
So, while it may not be raining when supporters leave home, conditions could change by the time they reach the stadium.
What about the trip home?
The weather could remain unsettled after the final whistle, with showers and thundershowers still possible during the evening.
That is worth keeping in mind for supporters driving home or relying on public transport, particularly if thunderstorms move through the area.
For fans making the trip to Johannesburg, enjoy the rugby, but check the weather before you head out**.**
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- 299 words · 1 min read
- Published
- September 4, 2026
- Byline
- Shyleen Choruma
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- South African