Looking for today’s MLB weather forecast? Below you’ll find every game on Sunday’s 14-game slate with its weather risk, along with fantasy baseball and sports betting impacts.
Today’s MLB Weather Forecast
- Highest Weather Risk: Red Sox at Yankees and Royals at Guardians both face afternoon precipitation concerns at open-air stadiums.
- Expected Postponements: None. No game currently faces postponement-level weather.
- Most Significant Wind: South-southwest wind gusting to 20 mph blowing out at Wrigley Field for the evening Reds-Cubs matchup.
- Primary Weather Story: Scattered afternoon thunderstorms across the Northeast and steady showers in Cleveland, while the rest of the 14-game slate plays under dry conditions.
At-a-Glance Weather Table
| Matchup | First Pitch (ET) | Weather Risk | Rain % | Wind | Temp | Roof |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Sox at Yankees | 1:35 p.m. | MODERATE | 40% | SW 7-10 mph | 84°F | Open |
| Royals at Guardians | 1:40 p.m. | MODERATE | 80% | W 7 mph | 81°F | Open |
MLB Games to Monitor for Weather
Red Sox at Yankees (1:35 p.m. ET)
Weather Risk: MODERATE
Scattered thunderstorms are possible in the Bronx after 2 p.m., placing the middle innings squarely within the storm window. The 40% thunderstorm chance reflects scattered coverage rather than organized activity, and storm probability increases to 50% into the evening. A brief interruption is plausible if a cell moves directly over Yankee Stadium, though the game may avoid any stoppage entirely given the isolated nature of the threat. Postponement risk is negligible.
Weather Timeline
- 1:35–2:00 p.m. — First pitch under partly cloudy skies; conditions dry at game time.
- 2:00–3:30 p.m. — Scattered thunderstorms develop across the metro area; 40% chance a cell reaches the Bronx.
- 3:30–5:00 p.m. — Storm probability climbs toward 50%; highest interruption window during middle innings.
- 5:00–6:00 p.m. — Activity begins to weaken as daytime heating fades; conditions improve for late innings.
Royals at Guardians (1:40 p.m. ET)
Weather Risk: MODERATE
Showers are expected across Cleveland beginning around 1 p.m., arriving just ahead of first pitch. The 80% precipitation chance is elevated, but forecast rainfall totals remain under a tenth of an inch, pointing to light, steady drizzle rather than heavy downpours. Games typically play through that level of rain. Isolated thunderstorms become possible later in the evening, though the game should be complete by then. A brief pause is possible if showers intensify, but a lengthy interruption appears unlikely.
Weather Timeline
- 1:00–1:40 p.m. — Light showers move into the Cleveland area ahead of first pitch.
- 1:40–3:00 p.m. — Steady drizzle likely through the early innings; playable but wet.
- 3:00–4:30 p.m. — Showers taper off as the front passes; conditions gradually improve.
- 5:00 p.m. onward — Isolated thunderstorms possible but game should be complete by then.
Games Expected to Play in Favorable Weather
- Marlins at Nationals (12:15 p.m. ET) — Isolated thunderstorm chance does not arrive until after 2 p.m.; the early start provides a comfortable window.
- Rockies at Braves (1:35 p.m. ET) — Mostly sunny and 91°F with no rain in the forecast.
- Mariners at Blue Jays (1:37 p.m. ET) — Overcast and cool in Toronto, but the Rogers Centre retractable roof eliminates weather concerns.
- Dodgers at Tigers (1:40 p.m. ET) — Scattered showers are possible, but no thunderstorms are forecast and conditions favor uninterrupted play.
- Padres at Rays (1:40 p.m. ET) — Tropicana Field’s fixed dome removes all weather variables.
- White Sox at Twins (2:10 p.m. ET) — Hot and dry at Target Field with a heat index near 95°F and no precipitation in the forecast.
- Rangers at Brewers (2:10 p.m. ET) — Thunderstorms are possible outside, but American Family Field’s retractable roof should close to keep the game unaffected.
- Pirates at Cardinals (2:15 p.m. ET) — Sunny and 96°F in St. Louis with no rain expected.
- Astros at Mets (3:10 p.m. ET) — A 30% thunderstorm chance exists after 2 p.m., but scattered coverage keeps the risk manageable. Worth monitoring closer to first pitch.
- Orioles at Athletics (4:05 p.m. ET) — Clear skies and 90°F in Sacramento with no weather concerns.
- Phillies at Angels (4:07 p.m. ET) — Sunny and 89°F in Anaheim with calm conditions.
- Reds at Cubs (7:20 p.m. ET) — Earlier storms should clear before first pitch, leaving only a 20% isolated shower chance in the evening.
DFS and Betting Weather Notes
Reds at Cubs
South-southwest wind gusting to 20 mph is blowing out toward center and right-center field at Wrigley, creating the day’s most significant weather-driven offensive environment. At baseball’s most wind-sensitive stadium, this level of outward wind could meaningfully boost fly-ball carry and home-run potential. Power hitters in this lineup deserve a closer look for DFS, and the over carries additional weather-driven value. Evening temperatures in the mid-70s are comfortable enough to avoid any ball-carry suppression.
Red Sox at Yankees
The 40% thunderstorm chance introduces lineup-lock uncertainty for DFS managers. A mid-game interruption could disrupt pitching routines and bullpen usage, adding volatility. If the game avoids weather, southwest wind at 7-10 mph provides a modest boost toward Yankee Stadium’s short right-field porch, slightly favoring left-handed power. Check radar before finalizing lineups.
FAQs
Which MLB games have weather concerns today?
Red Sox at Yankees and Royals at Guardians carry the highest weather risk on Sunday’s slate. Both face afternoon precipitation at open-air stadiums, though neither game is expected to be postponed.
How does wind affect tonight’s Cubs game at Wrigley Field?
South-southwest winds gusting to 20 mph are blowing out toward center and right-center field, creating one of the more favorable offensive environments on the slate. Wrigley Field is the most weather-sensitive ballpark in MLB, and tonight’s wind could meaningfully improve home-run potential and overall scoring.
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