College Football Weather Report for Week 13 (What's the Forecast for Michigan vs. Ohio State?)

The final week of the regular season has a ton of postseason implications on the line, none bigger than No. 2 Ohio State hosting No. 3 Michigan.

Weather will play a role in The Game between Michigan and Ohio State, but also College Football Playoff-related games like Iowa State vs. TCU in Fort Worth, Texas. There are a handful of games that needs to be monitored before placing your bets, so here's the weather forecast for several key games on the final regular season Saturday of the season.

Michigan vs. Ohio State Weather Forecast

The weather should hold up in Columbus for this monumental game, with slight winds of about seven miles per hour projected and no rain or snow in the forecast. Both teams have played in some (slight) snowy conditions this season, but this game should not have any inclement weather involved.

The total has held pretty steady above the key number of 55, anywhere from 55.5 to 56.5 in the market as of this writing.

Iowa State vs. TCU Weather

TCU's College Football Playoff hopes are alive and well after a last second win against Baylor on the road last week, but now they must deal with rain in addition to Iowa State to complete an undefeated regular season.

There is an 85% chance of rain during Saturday afternoon's game with winds of nearly 15 miles per hour throughout. With that in mind, this already low total has dropped from the opener of 48.5 to 47.5.

Auburn vs. Alabama Weather Forecast

Alabama has the faintest of hopes for a College Football Playoff berth, making the always intense Iron Bowl just as important, and there will also be rain in the mix. There is a 100% chance of rain at Bryant-Denny Stadium during the game with winds of more than eight miles per hour.

The total has dropped a bit, down from 50.5 to 49.5, with rain in the forecast.

Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.