Brisbane weather: How to check condition for Australia vs Pakistan T20I live on iPhone, Android phone

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Brisbane weather can be unpredictable and due to it, the thrilling Australia vs Pakistan T20I has been delayed. As cricket fans gear up for the highly anticipated T20I match between Pakistan and Australia at The Gabba in Brisbane, one thing everyone is keeping an eye on is the weather. Brisbane's unpredictable weather can affect match timings, so knowing the conditions is crucial. Here's a quick guide on how to check the weather on your iPhone and Android ahead of the game.

1. Using the Apple Weather App

The easiest way to get the latest weather update is by using the built-in Apple Weather app. Simply open the app and type "Brisbane" into the search bar. The app will provide you with up-to-the-minute details on temperature, humidity, wind speed, and a 10-day forecast.

2. Weather Widgets

For quick access, you can add a weather widget to your iPhone's home screen. To do this, swipe right to open the Today View, scroll to the bottom, tap "Edit," and then add the Weather widget. This way, you'll have Brisbane's forecast front and centre without opening the app.

3. Siri Voice Command

If you prefer hands-free checking, simply ask Siri, "What's the weather in Brisbane?" Siri will immediately provide a forecast, including any potential rain or storms—crucial info for cricket fans!

1. Using Google Weather

Android users can easily check Brisbane's weather using the Google app. Open the Google app and type "Brisbane weather" in the search bar. The results will provide you with a quick overview of the current conditions, plus hourly forecasts and a 7-day outlook.

2. Weather Apps

Many Android phones come pre-installed with weather apps like AccuWeather or Weather.com. These apps offer detailed weather reports with live radar images and hourly updates. Simply download one of these apps from the Google Play Store, enter Brisbane as your location, and get a detailed breakdown of the forecast.

3. Google Assistant

Android users can also rely on Google Assistant. Just say, "Hey Google, what's