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Originally they were calling for a high of 17 and snow showers and the last time I checked this morning they said 25 and clear. I am sure it will be cold but the forecast could change twenty times between now and Sunday.
As I posted in the Sanchez thread.... Mark still has very few real cold games under his belt in his entire playing experience....
I am going to be sitting in it so I wouldn't mind at all if the temp was in the 70s!
He played well in PIT, CHI, and NE in recent weeks. I wouldnt worry about cold weather anymore
It's a tad warmer than Cleveland since they're a little further south.
It's going to be 20 in Chicago at game time. That isn't cold.BusterTBronco said:
Wow! Does that link suck.I've been to 10 Bears games alone that have been colder than what they have as 10th.BusterTBronco said:
I hope you realize that isn't a list of the 10 coldest games ever played.BusterTBronco said:
Chicago Tribune is forecasting a high of 20. http://www.chicagoweathercenter.com/#&...er&lpos=SubBusterTBronco said:Chicago Sun Times is forecasting a high of 16 degrees and a low of 10. "Cloudy and very cold"http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/weather/index.html
The coldest game I was ever at, was an XFL game at the Meadowlands, and it was brutal; but GD if those cheerleaders weren't still in mini-skirts.
Yep, was -9 here. I don't care what anyone says, Sunday night's game is going to very, very cold.
anything below freezing is cold
This time or year, 20 degrees anywhere around the Great Lakes is balmy.
:( Especially when there isn't much wind. I was at Lambeau for a game and it was 15 out, sunny and no wind. It wasn't bad. I was at a game in KC in 96 when the Packers lost there. It was in the upper 30s, raining, and windy. That was damn cold!
Where I'm from, 1.5hr from lake Ontario, a high of 20 this time of the year is typical... The wind is the tough part, and the precipitation you get off the lake.. "Lake Effect Snow"
:X Temps don't mean as much as wind, rain or snow in terms of playing conditions.Especially when there isn't much wind. I was at Lambeau for a game and it was 15 out, sunny and no wind. It wasn't bad. I was at a game in KC in 96 when the Packers lost there. It was in the upper 30s, raining, and windy. That was damn cold!
BusterTBronco said:Chicago Sun Times is forecasting a high of 16 degrees and a low of 10. "Cloudy and very cold"http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/weather/index.html
I didn't realize Bronco fans were such #######. Come to Green Bay for a game sometime, we'll show you what cold weather really is.BTW - weather.com projects the high as 20 degrees. http://www.weather.com/weather/today/USIL0225BusterTBronco said:Chicago Sun Times is forecasting a high of 16 degrees and a low of 10. "Cloudy and very cold"http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/weather/index.html
wned:
guess you told him ...BusterTBronco said:Chicago Sun Times is forecasting a high of 16 degrees and a low of 10. "Cloudy and very cold"http://www.chicagosuntimes.com/weather/index.html
I live in Buffalo. I know wind. And snow. Not Syracuse levels of it, but I've seen the bare ground once this winter.
No, we're addressing the short bus crowd that thinks 20 degrees in Chicago (in January) is cold.
Fixed for the men in the forum. Seriously though anything in the teens and low 20's with little wind isn't that cold and shouldn't have much of an impact on the game. Now had they played Friday with temps in the single digits and wind chills in the teens below zero...that is a different story.
Average temp this coming week in buffalo projects high teens, low to mid 20's....And by the way, I'm from the Buffalo area myself..I know it could be colder, but 10-20 degrees (which is what has been projected) is cold. Certainly isn't T-Shirt weather.
10-20 degrees, averaged that's 15... But carry on with your brilliant insults over the difference in perspective as it relates to weather...
Edit to add:Where is the forecast of 10 degrees?10-20 degrees, averaged that's 15... But carry on with your brilliant insults over the difference in perspective as it relates to weather...
Btw, I looked up the average temps of Chicago in January
High of 31, low of 16... So when 10-20 is the forecast in Chicago, in January, yea that's colder than the average.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Chicago
or try
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxclimatolo.../graph/USIL0225
is this it?Where is the forecast of 10 degrees?10-20 degrees, averaged that's 15... But carry on with your brilliant insults over the difference in perspective as it relates to weather...Edit to add:
Btw, I looked up the average temps of Chicago in January
High of 31, low of 16... So when 10-20 is the forecast in Chicago, in January, yea that's colder than the average.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_of_Chicago
or try
http://www.weather.com/weather/wxclimatolo.../graph/USIL0225
Easy what you call cold... You have to get permission to use that word around here evidently...
pal!
Got kinda sucked in... lol.. I know it's a stupid argument but all the snipers piling on so I figured I'd jump in on the side of the underdog.. Poor guy was getting "Carolina Hustler's the clubhouse leader for FBG Meteorologist of the Year, 2011.
wned:" by Keaton.. Ridiculous why anyone would need to be "wned:", much less by Keaton...
BTW ESPN's Randy Moss when traveling from Buffalo NY to MN said he thought Buffalo was cold until he got here.
MIN plays in a dome. (wasn't ventilated until after he left) It was most likely the team atmosphere he was referring to.BTW ESPN's Randy Moss when traveling from Buffalo NY to MN said he thought Buffalo was cold until he got here.
What in the hell is that link supposed to prove?
