Heavy rain has postponed the opening rounds of the US Open, as New York City’s first September downpour drags the tournament into a wet delay. The National Tennis Center’s hard‑court schedule is now shifted, with matches pushed back to accommodate the weather, and players are scrambling to adjust their preparations. Fans and broadcasters are bracing for a potentially extended event, while officials monitor conditions to ensure safety and maintain the tournament’s pace.
Rain delays US Open as New York City’s soggy September begins FOX Weather
