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Clear skies predicted for Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival
The Mercury
|April 17, 2025
IT is now all up to the weather gods to tame the Hillcrest area weather conditions today for the 16th edition ahead of the Kearsney Easter Rugby Festival (KERF) to get underway at Kearsney College.
It has been another rainy week in Durban, but the weather service report promises cloudy to clear skies for the next four days, which should favour playing days set for today, Saturday April 19 and Monday April 21 in the west of Durban.
Yesterday, the organisers reported that fridges were already stocked to capacity and fields finely manicured, with the catering team ready for the blitz of 650 hungry young rugby players and thousands of supportive spectators at this weekend's KERF.
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