The “Cowboy Carter” concert by Beyoncé, at the Soldier Field in Chicago, will be delayed due to the threat of bad weather in the area.
According to a spokesman, the concert will not begin before the 9 PM on Thursday due to the possibility of strong to severe storms in the Chicago area. “We are monitoring the weather and we will continue sharing updates,” said a spokesman.
The iconic artist brings her world tour with exhausted tickets to Chicago for three concerts this week, but the massive production was hindered on Thursday due to the weather forecast, since the scorching heat generated the threat of thunderstorms from strong to severe storms in the Chicago area.
Soldier Field authorities had said this Thursday that they were prepared with contingency plans in case of bad weather. “Our main objective is to keep all our safe visitors except.
The entire Chicago area is at “greater” risk of severe climatic conditions, the third of the five levels on the scale of the storm prediction center. There are several threats, including tornadoes, large and harmful hail, and wind bursts greater than 128 km/h in some locations, the authorities warned.
A series of tornado warnings and warnings have already been issued as the storm system approaches the Chicago area, with impacts planned by the end of the afternoon and early night.
