Would it truly be an AFC North matchup in the winter without the chilling thrill of the cold?
LIVE: Follow Steelers vs. Ravens updates from NFL wild-card game
For the third time this season, the Ravens and Steelers rivalry is taking center stage, as the two divisional foes are set to square off in the AFC wild-card round. Baltimore and Pittsburgh split the season series, setting up a grudge match for a spot in the divisional round.
The game is set to feature two of the most raucous fan bases in the league, and both know a thing or two about braving the cold. Saturday night’s thriller at MT&T Bank Stadium is expected to be an even chillier one than normal, and snow might be a factor for the playoff contest.
How cold will it be for Ravens-Steelers? Here’s what to know about the forecast for the NFL playoff wild-card game.
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Steelers vs. Ravens weather updates
Baltimore saw some snowfall overnight, but that ended early Saturday morning. The forecast for the night is temperatures in the low 30s to upper 20s with clear skies.
However, partially because the game will be at night, the “feels like” temperature may actually dip below 20, creating frigid conditions for the game.
Three hours before kickoff, the temperature was just above freezing at 35 degrees.
Steelers vs. Ravens forecast
Saturday, Jan. 11
The forecast for the Steelers-Ravens game is calling for a cold night in the DMV. Saturday night in Baltimore is expected to have mostly clear skies, but a low of 27, according to Weather.com. The temperature is expected to hover near 32 at kickoff. Winds are anticipated to reach 10 mph.
In terms of snow, there is a tiny 2% chance, so it should be a dry night at M&T Bank Stadium.
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How cold is it in Baltimore?
Baltimore is expected to have a chilly night on Saturday. The forecast calls for a low of 27 degrees. With winds that are expected to be between 5-10 mph, it could make for an even colder feel for those devoted stands braving the weather to watch AFC North playoff action.
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