Every ground we forecast
Where the games actually get played
Not climate normals — the conditions recorded at the weather station nearest each venue, during the hours a game was being played there. Thirteen seasons of baseball, thirteen of college football, twenty-seven of the NFL.
| Venue | Home | Sport | Games | Avg °F | Avg mph | Cold | Windy | Wet |
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How to read this. Every figure is measured, not modelled: the nearest reporting station to each venue, during the game itself. Cold is 40°F or below, air temperature, for every sport — the line the rest of the site uses. Wet means at least a tenth of an inch fell during play. Venues appear once they have enough games to mean something — 60 for the NFL, 50 for college, 300 for baseball — and roofed grounds are left out, because weather never reaches those fields. NFL venues are grouped by club and carry their current names: the record holds six different names for Denver’s ground alone. Baseball’s carry figure is the wind component blowing toward centre field; parks no longer in use stay in the table but are never quoted as a record.