This Week 8 CFB game is to be played in Seattle, WA at Husky Stadium. Here you will read about an updated Washington-Arizona State weather report.
| 🏈 Game time: | 4:00AM EST |
| 📅 Game date: | Saturday, October 21st, 2023 |
| 🌡️ Temperature: | 62F |
| 🌧️ Chance of precipitation: | 30% |
| 💨 Wind: | Winds will be north to northwest at 6 mph |
| 💦 Relative humidity: | 95% |
Updated Weather Forecasted for the Arizona State-Washington Football Game
The updated official forecast report for Seattle, WA is: A chance of rain after 5pm. Cloudy. High near 62, with temperatures falling to around 60 in the afternoon. North northwest wind around 6 mph. Chance of precipitation is 30%.
With this forecasted weather detailed, there’s definitely some things to account for when looking at NCAAF odds and placing CFB bets. There’s a moderate probability of precipitation, consequently traction on the field may be a bother if the forecasted weather is indeed accurate. Temperatures are predicted to be mild near 62F, consequently the football game will not be changed due to the temperatures. The wind is forecasted almost non-existent, consequently throwing the football as well as special teams may not be affected.
The weather outlook may change up until the commencement of the game. Kindly revisit OddsShopper for the newest weather updates, college match articles, betting opportunities and more. Until next time, we hope this weather report for the Huskies-Sun Devils encounter aids you in making informed bets. Good luck!
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Take a look at the Washington Huskies page and the Arizona State Sun Devils page for updated bets.
