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By Joel Gratz, Founding Meteorologist Posted 10 years ago January 24, 2014
Superbowl 2014 Forecast
Monday, January 27th at 9:30am MST
During the last few days, the models waffled a bit, but now they are back to telling a consistent story. There will be a storm that moves through with rain and snow on Saturday night, but all precipitation should end by Sunday morning and the game will be dry. Temperatures at kickoff will likely be in the upper 20s to low 30s, and drop a few degrees by the 4th quarter (unless the collective exhaling of the fans combined with fireworks works to keep the temperature up:-).
Friday, January 24th at 12:30pm MST
The forecast for the game looks dry with temperatures in the mid 20s. Previous to today, I was highly confident in this forecast. But this morning the latest models showed a new storm tracking through the mid-Atlantic on Saturday night and Sunday, pushing out just before the start of the game. Hmm ... this makes the forecast much trickier, which allows all of us weather nerds to get excited because we feel more relevant:-)
Stay tuned as I update this forecast...