Snow and ice possible for TNF next week?

[Frazod]

Well, I won't be there, so I hope the weather is as sucky as possible.

Y'all have fun!

[ILChief]

I'd like to watch a good snow game. There haven't been any this year

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Looks like the forecast is clearing up pretty well. Very low chances for in-game precipitation.

[Holladay]

Just read this on the NOAA weather site. The zip code was for NKC area.

"Thursday Rain likely, mainly after 3 pm. Cloudy, with a high near 39. Light north wind increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible."

[ToxSocks]

Originally Posted by Holladay

Just read this on the NOAA weather site. The zip code was for NKC area.

"Thursday Rain likely, mainly after 3 pm. Cloudy, with a high near 39. Light north wind increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the morning. Winds could gust as high as 24 mph. Chance of precipitation is 70%. New precipitation amounts between a tenth and quarter of an inch possible."

A tenth and a quarter inch of rain?

That's not much.

[Marcellus]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

A tenth and a quarter inch of rain?

That's not much.

Thats just enough to make Rivers a bigger pussy than he already is.

[Imon Yourside]

Originally Posted by Marcellus

Thats just enough to make Rivers a bigger pussy than he already is.

I'm sure he'll whip out the unintentional fumblerooski!

[Holladay]

Makes it slick and the ball wet. Tougher to make clean breaks and a wet ball hinders both QB and receiver.

Not debilitating but "a" factor.

[jaa1025]

Originally Posted by Holladay

Makes it slick and the ball wet. Tougher to make clean breaks and a wet ball hinders both QB and receiver.

Not debilitating but "a" factor.

It's even tougher for DB's to try to stay with a WR which is why slick conditions favor offenses.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by Holladay

Makes it slick and the ball wet. Tougher to make clean breaks and a wet ball hinders both QB and receiver.

Not debilitating but "a" factor.

It impacts the D much, much more. he idea of a little bit of rain hampering offenses is somewhat of a myth.

[RINGLEADER]

Can't wait...

[Dartgod]

Look what it did to us in the Bengals game.

[penguinz]

Originally Posted by Dartgod

Look what it did to us in the Bengals game.

Exactly, that cold rain kept our score to only 45 and less than 400yds passing.

[ChiefsFanatic]

Originally Posted by penguinz

Exactly, that cold rain kept our score to only 45 and less than 400yds passing.

Ok, I haven't read through the thread, so I am not sure if this is part of a running joke, but it didn't rain during the Bengals game. It really wasn't even very cold. But it was pretty windy.

I sat in the upper deck, at the 40, four rows off the rail, and was in short sleeves until the 3rd quarter, and the only reason I put my hoodie on was because the wind started picking up at halftime.

I know a lot of football purists think that it should be played outside on natural grass, but I think that a dome with a roof that can open, and a field turf surface, enhance the experience for the fans in attendance, and the fans watching at home.

Teams that are in states that are warm and sunny year round can have natural grass, but most teams are painting dirt in November, December, and January, and it sucks.

Building a successful football team, where tremendous team speed is a major asset and a big reason the team wins, but choosing a field that is basically dead grass and dirt for half the season, negating the team's speed advantage, is just dumb.

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[007]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

Ok, I haven't read through the thread, so I am not sure if this is part of a running joke, but it didn't rain during the Bengals game. It really wasn't even very cold. But it was pretty windy.

I sat in the upper deck, at the 40, four rows off the rail, and was in short sleeves until the 3rd quarter, and the only reason I put my hoodie on was because the wind started picking up at halftime.

I know a lot of football purists think that it should be played outside on natural grass, but I think that a dome with a roof that can open, and a field turf surface, enhance the experience for the fans in attendance, and the fans watching at home.

Teams that are in states that are warm and sunny year round can have natural grass, but most teams are painting dirt in November, December, and January, and it sucks.

Building a successful football team, where tremendous team speed is a major asset and a big reason the team wins, but choosing a field that is basically dead grass and dirt for half the season, negating the team's speed advantage, is just dumb.

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Just getting a covering up over most of the fans resolves this. There are a few stadiums that do this.

Its not very often we have to deal with rain but when it does rain, it ****ing sucks and is miserable. Doesn't destroy my fun but man it would be nice to not have to worry about rain.