NFL Weather Report for Week 4: Eagles, Ravens Face Rainy Conditions

The NFL enters Week 4 with several outdoor games facing potentially difficult weather conditions on Sunday.

Rain is expected around many stadiums, while thunderstorms could affect games in Houston and Tampa Bay. The Rams-Eagles matchup in Philadelphia also faces a significant rain threat, while Baltimore could face continued rain throughout the Titans-Ravens game, according to Kevin Roth of MySportsWeather.com.

Not all matchups have weather concerns. Many games are expected to feature clear or mostly sunny skies, while the Dolphins-Vikings and Chiefs-Raiders games will be played indoors.

NFL Week 4 Weather Forecast for Every Game

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  • Indianapolis Colts at Washington Commanders: London should see partly cloudy skies around 67 degrees with a small chance of rain and light winds.
  • Tennessee Titans at Baltimore Ravens: Rain is likely in Baltimore, with a temperature around 64 degrees and an 81% chance of rain.
  • New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills: Mostly sunny conditions around 68 degrees are expected in Buffalo, with light to moderate winds.
  • New York Jets at Chicago Bears: Sunny skies and temperatures around 67-69 degrees should provide favorable conditions in Chicago.
  • Jacksonville Jaguars at Cincinnati Bengals: Mostly sunny skies, temperatures around 70 degrees and light winds are expected in Cincinnati.
  • Dallas Cowboys at Houston Texans: Houston faces a 60-70% chance of showers and thunderstorms, but NRG Stadium’s retractable roof is expected to be closed.
  • Arizona Cardinals at New York Giants: Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers are expected at MetLife Stadium.
  • Los Angeles Rams at Philadelphia Eagles: Philadelphia faces one of the bigger weather concerns of the week, with rain likely and temperatures around 66 degrees.
  • Green Bay Packers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Tampa Bay will be warm around 88 degrees, with scattered showers and thunderstorms possible.
  • Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings: No weather impact is expected as the game is played indoors at US Bank Stadium.
  • Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders: The matchup will be inside Allegiant Stadium, removing the heat and wind outside of Las Vegas from the equation.
  • Los Angeles Chargers at Seattle Seahawks: Sunny skies and temperatures in the upper 60s are expected in Seattle.
  • Denver Broncos at San Francisco 49ers: Mostly sunny conditions around 86-89 degrees are expected in Santa Clara.
  • Detroit Lions at Carolina Panthers: Rain is possible in Charlotte for Sunday Night Football, with temperatures in the mid to upper 60s.

Biggest Weather Concern for Week 4

Titans-Ravens: Baltimore has one of the clearest weather concerns on record. Temperatures should stay around 64 degrees with showers likely throughout the game. Light winds mean rain, rather than wind, should be the biggest factor.

Rams-Eagles: Philadelphia could see rain throughout the matchup, with the possibility of rain increasing after kickoff. Temperatures should remain around 66 degrees, while winds will remain light.

Cowboy-Texans: Houston has a 60-70% chance of showers and thunderstorms at game time. However, the retractable roof at NRG Stadium is expected to be closed, meaning the weather should not directly affect the playing surface.

Packers-Buccaneers: Tampa Bay may be the most challenging environment from a heat standpoint. Temperatures are expected to reach 88 degrees, with high humidity pushing the heat index toward 100 degrees. Scattered storms are also possible, creating a potential delay threat.

Lion-Panthers: Rain is expected around Charlotte, with the forecast calling for showers during Sunday Night Football. The wind should remain light, limiting the impact on passing and kicking.

The rest of the Sunday slate is generally favorable, with clear conditions expected in Chicago, Cincinnati, Seattle and Santa Clara. The two indoor games, Dolphins-Vikings and Chiefs-Raiders, will not be affected by the weather.

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