NFL Week 11 Weather Report: Cold Buffalo, Wet Denver and Kansas City

It’s wild to think that the NFL season enters late November and still the weather is holding up in most regions. There are the usual candidates for chilly weather and a couple of matches may have to deal with a bit of precipitation.

For all the weather details, check out this page from nflweather.com.

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Los Angeles Chargers at Green Bay Packers

The days of the frozen Lambeau tundra are long gone given the sub-grass level heating system, but that doesn’t mean the air above the field doesn’t get cold in late November. The visiting Los Angeles Chargers may want to wear extra layers as Sunday afternoon’s temperature will drop to about 6 degrees Celsius.

New York Jets at Buffalo Bills

Speaking of playing in the cold, that’s what the Jets and Bills will be doing in Orchard Park this Sunday. The temperature will barely be 2 degrees Celsius in Buffalo when these AFC North rivals do battle. Hopefully, the tension emanating from the rivalry will heat things up.

Minnesota Vikings at Denver Broncos

The Minnesota Vikings and Denver Broncos are likely to be playing in some rain on Sunday evening. About 50 per cent of the Denver region is expected to get wet during the game.

Philadelphia Eagles at Kansas City Chiefs

Had the weather been perfect on Monday night in Kansas City, it would have been an NFL fan’s dream given the mouth-watering matchup. Alas, there are chances of showers. About 41 per cent of the region will be getting rain, which isn’t too bad all things considered. With a temperature at around 7 degrees Celsius, it could be a disagreeable, chilly drizzle.