Weather Forecast for AFC Championship: Patriots vs. Broncos
The New England Patriots are preparing for chilly conditions as they head to Denver for the AFC Championship Game against the Broncos. The weather forecast suggests it will be the coldest game of the season for the Patriots.
Weather Forecast for AFC Championship: Patriots vs. Broncos
According to NFL Weather, the kickoff temperature at Mile High Stadium is anticipated to be around 17°F. The wind chill factor may make it feel even colder at approximately 13°F. Additionally, there is a slight chance of light snow, accompanied by wind gusts reaching up to 10 mph.
National Weather Service Predictions
The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny conditions for Sunday. They predict only a 20% likelihood of snow occurring after 11 a.m. local time.
Patriots’ Performance in Cold Weather
The Patriots have experience playing in cold temperatures this season. They have faced below 40°F conditions in their last seven games, including their recent divisional round win against the Houston Texans. In these conditions, New England has accumulated a record of 6-1.
Broncos’ Cold Weather Experience
In contrast, the Broncos have only played one game in colder temperatures this season. That particular game was their divisional victory over the Buffalo Bills, which took place at 34°F.
Game Details
- Date: Sunday, January 25
- Kickoff Time: 3 p.m. ET
- Location: Mile High Stadium, Denver
As the game approaches, both teams will need to adjust to the expected cold weather conditions, which could influence their performance on the field.
