Looking for this week’s NFL weather forecast? Below you’ll find hourly temperature, precipitation, wind and conditions for all 14 games on the Sunday slate, plus what the forecast means for betting and DFS.
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At-a-Glance Weather Table
| Game | Kickoff (ET) | Venue | Roof | Weather Impact | Temperature | Wind | Precip. | Conditions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IND at WSH | Sun 9:30 AM | Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (London) | Outdoor | Low | 67°F | WSW 6 mph | 0% | Partly Cloudy |
| TEN at BAL | Sun 1:00 PM | M&T Bank Stadium | Outdoor | High | 64°F | E 6 mph | 55% | Rain Showers Likely |
| NE at BUF | Sun 1:00 PM | Highmark Stadium | Outdoor | Low | 68°F | SW 7 mph | 0% | Mostly Sunny |
| NYJ at CHI | Sun 1:00 PM | Soldier Field | Outdoor | Low | 69°F | WNW 10 mph | 0% | Sunny |
| JAX at CIN | Sun 1:00 PM | Paycor Stadium | Outdoor | Low | 74°F | N 2 mph | 0% | Mostly Sunny |
| DAL at HOU | Sun 1:00 PM | NRG Stadium | Retractable | High | 80°F | NE 10 mph | 70% | Showers And Thunderstorms Likely |
| ARI at NYG | Sun 1:00 PM | MetLife Stadium | Outdoor | Medium | 66°F | E 8 mph | 36% | Chance Rain Showers |
| LAR at PHI | Sun 1:00 PM | Lincoln Financial Field | Outdoor | High | 66°F | E 5 mph | 56% | Rain Showers Likely |
| GB at TB | Sun 1:00 PM | Raymond James Stadium | Outdoor | Medium | 88°F | SSE 6 mph | 50% | Scattered Showers And Thunderstorms |
| LAC at SEA | Sun 4:25 PM | Lumen Field | Outdoor | Low | 69°F | N 5 mph | 0% | Sunny |
| DEN at SF | Sun 4:25 PM | Levi’s Stadium | Outdoor | Low | 89°F | NW 7 mph | 0% | Mostly Sunny |
| DET at CAR | Sun 8:20 PM | Bank of America Stadium | Outdoor | Medium | 66°F | NNE 2 mph | 45% | Chance Rain Showers |
Dome games (no weather impact): MIA at MIN (U.S. Bank Stadium), KC at LV (Allegiant Stadium)
Games Affected by Weather
Tennessee Titans vs. Baltimore Ravens | High Impact
Sunday 1:00 PM ET — M&T Bank Stadium
Rain is already in place in Baltimore by late morning at a 69% probability and holds at 55% through the entire game window, making this the most weather-impacted game on the Sunday slate. Temperatures hold flat at 64°F from kickoff to the final whistle, and the east wind is light enough at 6 mph that moisture, not air movement, is the whole story. Expect a slick ball and a soft field for four quarters rather than a passing shower that clears.
Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans | High Impact
Sunday 1:00 PM ET — NRG Stadium (Retractable roof, expected closed)
Houston sits under a 60-70% chance of showers and thunderstorms from late morning through the evening, with temperatures near 80°F and a northeast wind at 10 mph. With the NRG Stadium roof expected to be closed, none of that reaches the field. The rating reflects outdoor conditions only, and the practical read is a climate-controlled game script.
Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles | High Impact
Sunday 1:00 PM ET — Lincoln Financial Field
Philadelphia opens at a 32% shower chance at kickoff and climbs to 56% from the second quarter onward, with the likely-rain window holding all the way to 7 PM ET. Temperatures are steady at 66°F and the east wind never exceeds 5 mph, so this is a pure precipitation game with no wind component. The rain builds rather than fades, which puts the second half at greater risk than the first.
Arizona Cardinals vs. New York Giants | Medium Impact
Sunday 1:00 PM ET — MetLife Stadium
The same coastal system feeding Philadelphia clips East Rutherford with less conviction. Kickoff is dry at 6% under mostly cloudy skies, then shower probability jumps to 36% from 2 PM ET and sits there through the end of the game. The east wind at 8 mph and a flat 66°F keep this a coin flip on whether the field gets wet at all.
Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | Medium Impact
Sunday 1:00 PM ET — Raymond James Stadium
Tampa is the heat game of the slate at 88°F with a 50% chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms developing after the first hour. The southeast wind at 6-7 mph does nothing to cut the humidity, and the Packers travel from a Green Bay morning in the 50s into it. Thunderstorm activity brings a real chance of a lightning delay on top of the conditioning drain.
Detroit Lions vs. Carolina Panthers | Medium Impact
Sunday 8:20 PM ET — Bank of America Stadium
Charlotte spends the entire day under rain showers in the 70s percent range, but the activity tapers right as Sunday Night Football begins. Probability slides from 52% at kickoff to 42% by 11 PM ET at a steady 66-67°F with a 2 mph north-northeast wind. The field will be wet from the afternoon rain regardless of what falls during the game.
DFS and Betting Takeaway
Tennessee Titans vs. Baltimore Ravens
Four quarters of likely rain with no wind points at a ground-heavy script and downward pressure on the total. Ball security and short-area targets over deep routes, and treat any field goal beyond 45 yards as a live miss.
Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans
The closed roof makes this the cleanest environment on the 1 PM slate despite the thunderstorms outside. No weather adjustment is warranted, so project this one on matchup and pace alone.
Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles
With the rain risk heaviest after halftime, first-half passing props carry less weather drag than full-game numbers imply. Second-half game flow favors the run, and the under on fourth-quarter scoring makes sense if the showers land.
Arizona Cardinals vs. New York Giants
A 36% shower chance is not enough to overhaul lineups, but it caps the ceiling on contested-catch receivers if the rain shows. Wind at 8 mph leaves the kicking game alone.
Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Heat and humidity favor rotational backs and second-half fades for older skill players, which puts a premium on snap-share depth. Factor in that a thunderstorm delay can reset rhythm for both offenses.
Detroit Lions vs. Carolina Panthers
A wet field from the afternoon rain matters more than the tapering shower chance at kickoff, which nudges this one toward volume rushing and intermediate throws. Light wind keeps kicker and deep-ball projections intact.
The remaining six outdoor games feature clean conditions, including the London opener at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium and a hot, dry late-window game at Levi’s Stadium.