Will the weather be fine to tailgate prior to Super Bowl 49 getting underway?
The time has almost arrived for the New England Patriots to take on the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 49 in Glendale, AZ. However, as we all know, everything doesn’t start when the ball is kicked off the tee, no. Folks out in the Arizona climate will be out in droves with their finest food and beverages, tailgating before we crown a new Super Bowl champion.
Throughout the course of the week, though, the weather in Arizona has been less than ideal. The rain came in pretty heavily at times and it was a little chillier than the folks out there are used to. With temperatures in the 50s, it may as well be snowing out in the desert to some.
With that being said, a lot of people might be concerned that some bad weather is headed in to potentially ruin their tailgate, either with some rain or with it being too cold to hang out in the elements in Arizona.
So, here’s a look at the Sunday morning radar, and the good news is that it looks all clear of precipitation on this Super Bowl Sunday.
Now as far as temperatures go, everything looks pretty comfortable on that front, and the sun will be shining on the greatest football day of the year.
Perfect weather to fire up the grills and crack those beer coolers open before we find out who will be next to take home the Lombardi Trophy.
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