BLOG: Ravens vs Patriots: Kickoff Weather Forecast

An updated look - gameday weather in Foxboro, Mass

Patriots Stadium in Foxboro

Ravens will head in under similar, if not slightly warmer conditions, than they played in during last weekend's playoff game at home in Baltimore.
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Posted: 01/18/2012

The irony here is that it is quite possible that the Ravens game in New England, further north and a week deeper into January than last weekend's home playoff game in Baltimore, may actually turn out warmer.

Now, notice I did *not* say  "a lot" warmer.

None the less, it does appear we could see temps by the 3pm kickoff in Massachusetts in the mid 30s.  That would compare to a high temp of only about 30F in Baltimore last Sunday.

The overall forecast also looks to be a dry one on Sunday, with partly cloudy skies on tap.   However, fans may be wading through 3-6 inches of fresh snow that could fall in Foxboro on Saturday!

And what about the wind you ask?  A steady north wind at 10-15 mph certainly worked to chill things down more at M&T Bank stadium last weekend.  However, as of late this Tuesday night, we expect the winds at Foxborough cold and from the north again, however, it may be a bit lighter, perhaps just a 5-10 mph breeze.

Of course, forecasts can change quickly in this part of January, especially in New England - so stay tuned!

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