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This week's games · chance of rain, temp and wind at kickoff · roof status for every dome
This week's NFL weather and how it shifts the board. Each game shows the chance of rain, temperature, and wind at kickoff, plus whether the stadium is open air, a fixed dome, or a retractable roof. Closed roofs are marked as not a factor, so you can quickly see which games actually carry weather risk for passing, kicking, and rushing props.
It can. Steady rain and wind tend to depress the passing game and push offenses toward the run, which lowers passing-yard and receiving totals and can lift rushing volume. Kicking accuracy also drops in heavy wind and rain. The cards above flag every open-air game with a real chance of rain at kickoff so you can weigh it before you bet.
No public feed reports game-day roof status ahead of time, so retractable-roof stadiums (Atlanta, Dallas, Houston, Indianapolis, Arizona) default to closed here, which means weather is treated as not a factor. When a team announces the roof will be open, we flag that game so its forecast and rain badge show.
Fixed-roof stadiums where weather is never a factor include Detroit (Ford Field), Minneapolis (U.S. Bank Stadium), New Orleans (Caesars Superdome), Las Vegas (Allegiant Stadium), and both Los Angeles teams at SoFi Stadium. Retractable-roof venues can play open or closed. Every other stadium is open air.