Bengals vs Ravens Weather Report: Will Seasonal Rains Impact Joe Burrow Vs Lamar Jackson Clash At M&T Bank Stadium?

The champions of the AFC North are going against the last team in the conference. Tensions are high for both teams as they are coming off of a loss from their last games. Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson tried their best to save their respective teams but came short of doing so. Coincidentally, both games showcased the cut-throat competition, but the Cincinnati Bengals and the Baltimore Ravens came short.

The Ravens and Bengals clash is just a few minutes away as the Ravens sit comfortably in their home turf of M&T Bank Stadium. While both teams pray for the best, the weather might have something else in store for the contenders. The weather may take a turn for the worse and the Ravens might just be prepared for it.

Baltimore Ravens Vs. Cincinnati Bengals: Cloudy with a chance of surprise

The weather, although clear for the most part, still poses a threat to both teams. There are chances of cloudy weather with a 14% probability of precipitation. Not only this, 79% of the M&T Bank Stadium is predicted to be covered by clouds while the teams are slugging it out. This may come as an annoyance for both teams, as it may hinder their performance. The weather is predicted to be cloudy, with winds blowing from the South at 5.5 mph and can go as high as 12.4 mph.

These conditions will have a potential impact on the game as the teams might face visibility issues. Also, there might be a problem with kicking and punting. There might also be some issues with passing the ball because the weather might be a hindrance. One thing is for sure, the weather conditions have added different dynamics to a game that already has high stakes.

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The game is scheduled for 6:15 PM MST and will be streamed on Amazon Prime Video. While the fans are about to witness a nail-biting rivalry of AFC North rivals, the Ravens are the favorites as of now. Both teams have taken some damage from the past games, but the Ravens have the upper hand for now.

The injured Tigers

Tee Higgins (WR), Sam Hubbard (DE), and Andrei Iosivas (WR) are out of the game from the Bengals. As for the Ravens, they might be thankful that Lamar Jackson will have Odell Beckham Jr. by his side after he had some rest. However, there is no predicting how the game might go, considering the weather and how the Bengals almost had in the game against the Houston Texans.

Joe Burrow and Lamar Jackson, both are coming off of 2 interceptions each in their last game. We learned how lethal getting interrupted is in the last game of the Bills and Broncos. To go forward, the thought of bouncing back shouldn’t even be in the back of any of these teams’ heads.

Whose side are you on? Let us know below.

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