Ravens and Cowboys face humid conditions with rain expected later
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 26, 2026, 8:46 PM
Last updated Sep 26, 2026

The Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys are set to kick off at Maracanã Stadium under warm, humid conditions on September 27. The game is anticipated to begin with a temperature of around 82 degrees, but the RealFeel could reach 93 degrees. While there is a chance of rain and thunderstorms later in the evening, initial forecasts suggest minimal precipitation at kickoff. Both teams must prepare for humidity that may affect player stamina and performance, particularly when chasing or tackling. The field condition will also be closely monitored, given concerns over its ability to withstand game-speed cuts amid changing weather conditions.
- •Game scheduled for September 27 at Maracanã Stadium.
- •Temperatures expected to be around 82 degrees at kickoff.
- •Humidity may affect players' performance during long drives.
- •Rain is more likely to arrive after the game begins.
- •Field conditions are under scrutiny ahead of the match.
- 8:46 PMYahoo Sports — Ravens-Cowboys weather forecast: Humid start, rain possible late
"Rio’s forecast calls for a humid Ravens-Cowboys kickoff and clouds during the game, with the greater rain chance arriving later
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