Is today a good day for American football in Philadelphia?

Today is a prime day.

A good day for american football. Light air, Force 1, gusting Force 3, 10 °C.

Prime84/100

7-day outlook for American football in Philadelphia

Best day looks like Wednesday at 95/100.

Tod84
Tom84
Wed95
Thu82
Fri83
Sat95
Sun84

Why this score?

Temperature10°C
Wind6 km/h
Rainfall0.0 mm

Data from Open-Meteo, and Open-Meteo Marine for waves and sea temperature. Last updated 21:34 UTC.

American football in Philadelphia, month by month

Daytime highs peak at 32°C in July and fall to 7°C in January. July is the wettest month, with about 15 days of 1 mm or more; October is the driest, with about 8. Winds average 14 km/h in April, the windiest month, and 10 km/h in July, the calmest.

Our seasonal guide puts american football in season from August to December.

Average daytime high, rainy days, average wind for each month in Philadelphia
MonthDaytime high (°C)Rainy days (days)Average wind (km/h)
January71013
February8913
March131114
April181114
May231112
June291011
July321510
August (in season)301310
September (in season)26911
October (in season)20811
November (in season)14812
December (in season)91012

In season, by our seasonal guide

Averages of daily weather 2020 to 2024, from ERA5 reanalysis data (about 25 km resolution). Not a forecast.

About American football in Philadelphia

The Schuylkill and Delaware rivers run through it, the Wissahickon ravine cuts inside the city limits, and the Jersey shore is 90 minutes east.

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