Get ready for the Monday Night Football’s highly anticipated matchup!  As the Baltimore Ravens will clash with Tampa Bay Buccaneers on October 21, 2024, fans are excited for the adrenaline. Gathering up at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, FL, however, one main question arises. Will the weather be favorable? With the match kicking off at 8:15 PM EDT, it’s time to take a look at the weather reports.

According to the weather reports, at the start of the match, the temperature will remain at a comfortable degree, i.e., 77°F. By the fourth quarter, it will possibly dip to 74°F. Hence, fans can expect very pleasant weather during the match.

While the humidity levels is poised to be high, it will have minimal impact due to clear skies. Moreover, visibility will remain excellent throughout the game and chances of precipitation are extremely low.

The winds from the north-northeast will reach speeds of 9 mph, while the gusts will go up to 14 mph. Thus, fans can enjoy the calm weather while watching the highly charged match. So, one does not have to worry about unlikely rain or extreme weather conditions.

This MNF game is indeed promising to be a quite exciting matchup at Raymond James Stadium.

Everything you need to know about the Buccaneers vs Ravens matchup

In the upcoming match, the Ravens are entering the game with a glorious four-game winning streak, under the guidance of QB Lamar Jackson. Jackson’s performance is phenomenal, with 671 passing yards and five touchdowns that he secured over the last two games. Baltimore boasts of a superior offensive prowess, with an average of 29.5 points per game and 453.7 total yards, as pitched against Tampa Bay’s defense.

On the other hand, Tampa Bay also has a top-notch offense, with 29.7 average points per game, helmed by Baker Mayfield. As per the records, Mayfield has thrown 1,489 yards, 15 touchdowns, along with five interceptions this season. But given the stats, Buccaneers’ defense is lagging a bit behind at an average of 24.8 points against the opponent’s offense.

Currently, the Raven has an upper hand by 3.5 points. With their 22-3 record against NFC opponents that goes back to 2019, they are in a favorable position. However, both teams are also facing injury concerns as they are heading into the game. The Buccaneers are playing without their solid linebackers, Lavonte David and WR Mike Evans due to injury. The Ravens are also facing issues as defensive tackle Bobby Washington was ruled out, and CB Arthur Maulet was also on the bench.

As the Monday night clash is not long removed and is poised to start soon, only time will tell who will get the upper hand!