Looking for today’s MLB weather forecast? The Friday slate features 15 games with minimal precipitation concerns league-wide. Below you’ll find every game in today’s MLB Rain Delay Watch with delay risks, DFS insights, and betting impacts.
Today’s MLB Weather Forecast
- Highest Delay Risk: No game carries meaningful delay risk on Friday’s slate.
- Expected Postponements: None. All 15 games should play as scheduled.
- Most Significant Wind: Oracle Park features gusty westerly winds (13 mph, gusts to 22 mph) creating a pitcher-friendly environment.
- Primary Weather Story: St. Louis holds the only precipitation chance on Friday’s schedule, with a slight chance of evening thunderstorms that remains unlikely to interrupt play.
At-a-Glance Weather Table
| Matchup | First Pitch (ET) | Roof | Temp | Wind | Rain % | Delay Risk |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rockies at Brewers | 4:10 p.m. | Retractable | 75°F | S 10 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Royals at Tigers | 6:40 p.m. | Open | 80°F | SSE 7 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Cubs at Pirates | 6:40 p.m. | Open | 78°F | SE 6 mph | 7% | LOW |
| Diamondbacks at Nationals | 6:45 p.m. | Open | 81°F | ESE 7 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Yankees at Phillies | 6:45 p.m. | Open | 82°F | SE 8 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Braves at Orioles | 7:05 p.m. | Open | 79°F | SE 7 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Dodgers at Mets | 7:10 p.m. | Open | 76°F | SE 9 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Guardians at Rays | 7:10 p.m. | Dome | 72°F | — | 0% | LOW |
| Padres at Marlins | 7:10 p.m. | Retractable | 88°F | — | 0% | LOW |
| Blue Jays at Red Sox | 7:15 p.m. | Open | 77°F | SSE 8 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Astros at White Sox | 7:40 p.m. | Open | 75°F | S 7 mph | 1% | LOW |
| Mariners at Rangers | 8:05 p.m. | Retractable | 95°F | — | 0% | LOW |
| Athletics at Twins | 8:10 p.m. | Open | 75°F | SSW 12 mph | 0% | LOW |
| Reds at Cardinals | 8:15 p.m. | Open | 74°F | SE 4 mph | 20% | LOW |
| Angels at Giants | 10:15 p.m. | Open | 62°F | W 13 mph | 0% | LOW |
Games Expected to Play Without Weather Issues
- Yankees at Phillies — Clear skies, warm temperatures, and calm winds create ideal baseball conditions at Citizens Bank Park.
- Blue Jays at Red Sox — Dry evening with light winds and pleasant temperatures throughout at Fenway Park.
- Royals at Tigers — Mostly clear and calm at Comerica Park with no precipitation anywhere in the forecast.
DFS and Betting Weather Outlook
Angels at Giants
Oracle Park’s marine influence is in full effect Friday night. Cool temperatures near 62°F and gusty westerly winds (13 mph sustained, gusts to 22 mph) blow directly into the hitting background, suppressing fly-ball carry and home-run potential. The environment distinctly favors pitchers and could keep scoring in check. Consider the under and prioritize pitching in DFS builds involving this matchup.
Athletics at Twins
Southwesterly winds at 12 mph blow out toward right-center at Target Field, modestly improving fly-ball carry –– warm temperatures of 75°F further support offensive potential. Conditions slightly favor power hitters, particularly those pulling to right field. The wind alone does not guarantee elevated scoring, but stacking left-handed power against this environment adds modest upside.
Reds at Cardinals
The lone precipitation concern on Friday’s slate adds a layer of lineup uncertainty in St. Louis. A slight chance of thunderstorms lingers during the game window, creating modest risk for pitching changes or brief delays that could alter bullpen usage. Overcast skies and high humidity (90%+) create a heavy atmosphere that typically suppresses ball carry despite warm temperatures. Monitor pregame weather updates before finalizing lineups.
FAQs
Are any MLB games likely to be rained out today?
No MLB games face postponement risk on Friday, July 24. St. Louis holds the only measurable precipitation chance, and even that remains unlikely to produce meaningful delays.
Which MLB games have the best weather for offense today?
Citizens Bank Park (Yankees at Phillies) offers the strongest combination of warm temperatures, calm conditions, and a hitter-friendly environment. Target Field (Athletics at Twins) also benefits from outward-blowing winds that could enhance fly-ball distance.
