The forecast at game time
Wind speed and direction, temperature and the chance of rain at kickoff or first pitch, for every outdoor game.
Weather desk
Wind, temperature and the total.
Strong wind cuts passing and long fly balls, and cold air keeps the ball in the park. We put the forecast for every outdoor game next to its total, so the weather is part of the read.
What it finds
Beside the total
Each game's total sits next to its forecast, so a windy game with a total that has not moved stands out.
Domes and roofs marked
Indoor games and closed roofs are marked, so you never read weather into a game that will not see any.
How to read one windy game
Illustration, not a live betTotal44.5
Forecast wind18 mph
RoofOpen air
- Strong wind makes deep passes and long field goals harder, which tends to push scoring down.
- Check whether the total has already dropped since the forecast came out.
- If the number has not moved and the forecast holds near kickoff, the Under is worth a closer look.
Weather is one input. Forecasts change, and the books read them too.
Before you bet it
- The forecast is for game time, not the morning.
- The stadium is open air.
- The total has not already moved for the weather.
Free and with the betting plan
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Forecast for every outdoor gameLockedShown
Forecast beside each totalLockedShown
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