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- Where it is considered likely that the weather will make an event unsafe (e.g. through thunder and lightning, or extreme winds and rain), the activity should be postponed and/or cancelled.
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Feb 29, 2024 · It is the responsibility of the match official to determine whether a fixture should be postponed, cancelled or abandoned due to a thunderstorm. This decision should, where possible, be taken in consultation with the two teams and discussed prior to kick-off.
It is the responsibility of the match official to determine whether a fixture should be postponed, cancelled or abandoned due to a thunderstorm. This decision should, where possible, be taken in consultation with the two teams and discussed prior to kick-off.
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Feb 29, 2024 · It is the responsibility of the match official to determine whether a fixture should be postponed, cancelled or abandoned due to a thunderstorm. This decision should, where possible, be taken in consultation with the two teams and discussed prior to kick-off.
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Storm Guidance. In this article you will... Understand what to do in the event of a storm during a match. Thunder and lightning can be a rare occurrence but when it occurs at a game we're refereeing, clubs, coaches and players expect us to know what process to follow and the actions to take.
Aug 12, 2022 · Here are some top tips for staying safe. With most of the football in the county being outdoor, contingency or cancellation procedures should be in place in case the weather is unsuitable. One of the most significant aspects of thunderstorms can be the localised nature of the impacts they could bring. This includes heavy rainfall, hail, sudden ...
No, it's not in the Laws but the Dutch Guidelines state that you have to suspend play when lightning is near (10 sec between flash and thunder). And of course abandon when you have to suspend for more than 30 minutes. Hm, 2 weeks ago no sign of lightning at all. Match has ended and I'm walking to the club building.
The purpose of this guidance is to set out the steps that should be taken in the event of a thunderstorm to protect the safety of participants in grassroots football. This document does not purport to provide guidance on thunderstorm safety outside the context of grassroots football.
