By Andrew Cloxton Certified Meteorologist
So, so, so many indoor or retractable roof games this weekend, Both games in Florida have rain chances, especially Buffalo at Miami. These will however be of the scattered shower and storm variety, and shouldn’t have a huge impact fantasy wise.
1 PM Games
New York Giants at Chicago Bears- Sunny and a bit breezy at Soldier Field for this early kickoff. High temps will be in the upper 60s, with ESE winds 10-15 mph.
Atlanta at Dallas- Inside AT&T Stadium.
Detroit at Green Bay- Tons of sunshine at Lambeau Field, with game time temps in the upper 60s. Winds S 10-15 mph.
Jacksonville at Tennessee- Another game filled with sunshine at Nissan Stadium. High temps in the upper 70s, with NE winds 5-8 mph.
Minnesota at Indianapolis- Inside Lucas Oil Stadium.
Buffalo at Miami- In true summertime form, scattered showers and storms will roll by Hard Rock Stadium to the tune of 70% during the game. High temps will be in the upper 80s, with variable winds 5-10 mph.
Bottom Line: The scattered storms will be more numerous in the 2nd half, but shouldn’t impact fantasy play because they typically are short-lived.
San Francisco at New York Jets- Wall to wall sunshine is expected at MetLife Stadium, with high temps in the mid 60s. Winds NE 8-12 mph.
Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia- Sunny skies at Lincoln Financial Field, with kickoff temps in the low to mid 60s. Winds NE 8-12 mph.
Denver at Pittsburgh- Sunny skies at Heinz Field, with high temps in the mid 60s, with winds E 5-10 mph.
Carolina at Tampa Bay- Partly cloudy with a 40% chance of showers & storms at Raymond James Stadium. High temps will be in the upper 80s, with NE winds 10-15 mph. 4 PM Games
Washington at Arizona- Inside State Farm Stadium.
Kansas City at Los Angeles Chargers- Inside SoFi Stadium. Baltimore at Houston- Inside NRG Stadium.
Sunday Night Football
New England at Seattle- Mostly cloudy at CenturyLink Field, with kickoff temps in the 60s. South winds 5-8 mph.
Monday Night Football
New Orleans at Las Vegas- Inside Allegiant Stadium.
