Weather for the Falcons-Eagles Game Thursday Night

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3 September, 2018

Weather for the Falcons-Eagles Game Thursday Night

The weather ahead of Thursday night's Falcons-Eagles game is expected to be extremely hot. Temperatures in this range could certainly affect play. Of more concern perhaps is a front coming through with the potential for storms at or around game time. The line on this game is Eagles -2.5 with a total of 45.

The weather system could move through prior to Thursday night's game so monitor the situation closely.

Storms are also expected to be scattered, so it is possible Philadelphia proper may not even be affected.

This is already a very UNDER focused game with Atlanta having held opponents to 27 points or fewer in all but one game in 2017.

There is also the potential for weather affecting these games:

Redskins at Cardinals - The temperature for this game will be 105 degrees.

Cowboys at Panthers - Rain is possible at game time.

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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