NFL Divisonal Round Fantasy Football Weather Report

In the NFL, weather can significantly impact games, particularly in the latter part of the season. In this article, we will examine how various weather elements could influence the games scheduled for the Divisional Round of the 2023 season and what implications this may have for fantasy sports enthusiasts and bettors.

We will rely on the most accurate and up-to-date weather forecasts for each stadium from AccuWeather, a source that provides comprehensive weather maps. Factors such as temperature, precipitation, wind speed and direction, humidity, and visibility can play a crucial role in shaping game outcomes and statistics.

Our goal is to assist you in making informed decisions for your fantasy sports and betting activities, allowing you to capitalize on opportunities or navigate challenges posed by weather dynamics. Join us as we delve into the weather forecast for the Divisional Round.

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Dome Games (No Weather Impact)

One game in the Divisional Round will benefit from being played in domed stadiums, where the weather won't affect the outcome. These indoor venues provide a consistent environment.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Detroit Lions

Minimal Weather Impact

As we analyze the Divisional Round matchups, these dome-encased encounters are drastically different than their open-air counterparts.

Kansas City Chiefs @ Buffalo Bills

It's very odd to say, but the lone outdoor game without insanely cold weather or heavy rain is the game in Buffalo where it had to be postponed because of snow a week ago. It won't be warm by any means, with temperatures predicted to be in the mid-20s. However, winds aren't expected to be too crazy, with averages of 12 miles per hour along with a zero percent chance of precipitation. Overall, it will be fairly cold but mild compared to the other two games and the standard of games in Buffalo. Both Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen should be able to sling it with little issue.

Severe Weather Impact

Let's focus on matchups where weather conditions could substantially influence the game.

Houston Texans @ Baltimore Ravens

Houston travels to Baltimore to take on the number-one-seeded Ravens on Saturday afternoon, and it's going to be a cold one. The temperatures are likely going to be in the low 20s with average winds of 20 miles per hour and gusts up to 40 miles per hour. There is just an eight percent chance of precipitation during the day, but the low temps with high winds will make it frigid.

Houston benefits from playing in a dome and other warm AFC South opponents, and it will be interesting to see how they fare in cold weather.

Green Bay Packers @ San Francisco 49ers

The Packers head to Santa Clara to take on the top-seeded 49ers in Levi's Stadium in San Francisco on Saturday night, where the temperatures are expected to be in the low 50s with an average of eight miles per hour winds. The big issue is there is a 91 percent chance of precipitation at night with an expectation of rain for three and a half hours.

Christian McCaffrey figures to be a huge part of the game plan, and if it's super wet, it could limit how much Jordan Love and Brock Purdy throw.

Stay tuned as these weather factors unfold, shaping the narrative of the Divisional Round in the NFL. It's bound to be an exciting and unpredictable weekend on the gridiron!

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