NFL Week 10 Weather Forecast: Wind, Rain and Conditions for Sunday

Looking for this week’s NFL weather forecast? Below you’ll find hourly temperature, precipitation, wind and conditions for all 12 games on the Sunday slate, plus what the forecast means for betting and DFS.

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At-a-Glance Weather Table

Dome games (no weather impact): CAR at NO (Caesars Superdome), SEA at LV (Allegiant Stadium)

Games Affected by Weather

49ers vs. Cowboys | High Impact

Sunday 4:25 PM ET — AT&T Stadium (Retractable roof, expected closed)

Arlington carries a 62% chance of rain showers from pregame through 6 PM ET, with a steady E wind at 15 mph and temperatures holding at 50-52°F. The rain chance drops to 28% by 7 PM ET, but this is the highest rain chance on the slate. With the roof expected to be closed, none of it should reach the field.

Texans vs. Browns | Medium Impact

Sunday 1:00 PM ET — Huntington Bank Field

Cleveland has the wettest forecast at an open-air venue. The light rain chance sits at 47% during warmups and holds at 33% from kickoff through the fourth quarter, so the field could be damp before the opening snap. A NW wind off Lake Erie runs 12 mph in the first half and eases to 9 mph by 4 PM ET, with temperatures stuck at 46-47°F.

Steelers vs. Bengals | Medium Impact

Sunday 8:20 PM ET — Paycor Stadium

The rating comes from the cold, not from wind or rain. It is 43°F at kickoff and drops to 39°F by 11 PM ET, under mostly cloudy skies turning partly cloudy. The air stays calm, and there is no rain in the forecast, so the late-game cold is the only factor.

DFS and Betting Takeaway

49ers vs. Cowboys

The roof makes this a neutral spot for the total and both passing games. Check that AT&T Stadium is closed before kickoff, because an open roof with a 62% rain chance and a 15 mph wind would change the picture.

Texans vs. Browns

A wet ball and a 12 mph crosswind are a small knock on the passing games and on long field goals, which leans toward the under and the run game. The wind is not strong enough on its own to fade either passing attack outright.

Steelers vs. Bengals

Cold and calm air does little to the passing game, so there’s no reason to move off either quarterback. Kickers lose a little distance in the late 30s, which matters only for 50-plus-yard attempts in the fourth quarter.

Every other outdoor forecast is dry, with MetLife Stadium’s NW 12-13 mph wind the only breeze worth noting. Munich is overcast and calm in the low-to-mid 40s for the 9:30 AM ET kickoff.