Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers Weather Forecast: Thursday Night Football Conditions

Looking for the Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers weather forecast? Below you’ll find hourly temperature, precipitation, wind and conditions for Thursday’s game at Lambeau Field, plus what the forecast means for betting and DFS.

Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers Weather Forecast

Weather Impact: Low

The Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers Thursday Night Football matchup at Lambeau Field features mild early-autumn conditions with no weather concerns. Kickoff temperature sits around 62°F under mostly cloudy skies with virtually no wind and zero precipitation risk throughout the game window.

Hourly Weather Forecast

Weather Timeline

• 6 PM ET –– Pregame warmups under partly sunny skies at 66°F with a light southeasterly breeze at 5 mph. Pleasant conditions for late September in Green Bay.
• 8:15 PM ET (Kickoff) –– 62°F with ESE winds at 2 mph and 0% chance of precipitation. Mostly cloudy but dry.
• 10 PM ET –– Temperature dips to 58°F as winds go calm. Skies remain mostly cloudy with negligible precipitation risk.
• 11 PM ET –– 57°F and cloudy by the final whistle. A five-degree drop from kickoff but still comfortable for an outdoor game.

DFS and Betting Weather Impact

Weather is a non-factor for this matchup. Calm winds and dry conditions mean no adjustments needed for passing or kicking efficiency. Evaluate Falcons vs. Packers purely on matchups and personnel.

Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers Weather FAQs

Does Lambeau Field have a roof?

Lambeau Field in Green Bay is a fully outdoor stadium with no roof or canopy. All weather elements directly affect the playing field, though tonight’s forecast poses no concerns.

What weather conditions could impact Atlanta Falcons vs. Green Bay Packers?

With kickoff temperatures around 62°F, winds at 2 mph and precipitation probability at 0%, no weather conditions will impact Thursday night’s game. Temperatures will settle into the upper 50s by the fourth quarter, but that is well within comfortable range for September football in Wisconsin.