The Ski-VM 2025 in Trondheim faces a wet and challenging weekend as heavy rain and strong winds are forecasted.

Meteorologists predict up to 90 mm of rain in some areas, with Sunday expected to be the wettest day.

Events like the women’s 20 km race and men’s normal hill ski jumping will proceed despite the weather.

Organizers have banned umbrellas due to safety concerns, urging spectators to wear rain gear.

While some worry about the impact on attendance, VM chief Åge Skinstad remains optimistic, highlighting the resilience of Trøndelag’s audience.

Athletes like Therese Johaug welcome the tough conditions, seeing it as an opportunity for exciting competition.

Despite the gloomy forecast, the spirit of the event remains high.