For the first time this season, there’s a chance of snow in the updated NFL weather report.
Specifically, a combination of snow, rain and wind is expected Sunday in Chicago, where the Bears will be hosting the Giants at Soldier Field.
The latest NFL weather reports for Bears vs. Giants remain uncertain about whether snow will fall during today’s game, though wet and windy conditions seem to be a given.
With this in mind, let’s look at the latest weather forecast for Soldier Field in Chicago, including what the players will be facing during Sunday’s Bears vs. Giants matchup.
NFL Weather Report for Bears vs. Giants
According to the National Weather Service, it’ll be cold, wet and windy Sunday at Soldier Field.
Sunday’s forecast is calling for highs in the mid-30s with a mix of snow and rain.
In addition, steady 20-25 mph winds could persist, with gusts up to 35 mph.
The hourly breakdown shows a 46% chance of precipitation throughout Sunday’s game, with temperatures right at 36 degrees.
This includes breezes of 22-24 mph and gusts between 30-33 mph.
The windy conditions will also bring the wind chill down to the low-20s Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field.
Live Bears vs. Giants odds list Chicago as a 4.5-point spread favorite against New York and an over/under of 46.5, which could drop as more bettors become aware of the NFL weather report for Sunday’s game at Soldier Field.
