80 in Atlanta in the middle of December! LOL

[JayD]

When you play a franchise as the Falcons even though they are in a dome why the hell is it near or at 80 degrees every day in December? I played a game in Tampa in December and it was 68? Does this make sense????? Also has anyone else noticed a lack of rain or snow in franchise?

[Trevytrev11]

Quote: Originally Posted by JayD

When you play a franchise as the Falcons even though they are in a dome why the hell is it 80 degrees very day in December? I play a game in Tampa in December and it was 68? Does this make sense?????

Is it possible the temp they are giving you is the temp in the dome? It doesn't make much sense to report the outside temp on a game played inside.

As far as Tampa, I think that is normal. It's a tropical climate and probably stays warm in the winter...one of the reasons they host the superbow every few years...Houston isn't much different.

http://www.weather.com/weather/wxcli...graph/USFL0481

Avg High for Tamp in December is 72.

[kehlis]

Yea, I'm pretty sure the temp they give is the temperature inside the dome (even though 80 is probably a tad high).

[reyes the roof]

I get about one game in the snow per year with the Bears, which is about right compared to the weather they get in real life, the only difference is it seems to accumulate much more in the game

[FlyingFinn]

I got a snow game in Tampa... the weather in this game is a joke.

[teammaxwell]

currently playing with the Rams and temp during the winter is always 40 or below...

and I live near Atlanta and its not that uncommon to see 80 in December.

[SA1NT401]

37 games in franchise and YET to play in anything other than PERFECT conditions. Just really took notice of it the last 10 games.

70 degrees in GB in late November? That one struck me as just IDIOTIC.

[canes21]

I had all perfect games through my Skins chise until the wild card against the Packers and it was snowing at Lambeau.