The New York Giants and Arizona Cardinals are scheduled to collide on Sunday, Sept. 17. Kickoff is set for 4:05 p.m. ET at State Farm Stadium in Arizona.
The Giants are a 4.5-point favorite in Week 2 NFL odds.
Here’s a weather forecast if the roof is open:
Giants-Cardinals Weather: Temperature
The predicted daytime high is 102 degrees, while the nighttime low is 75 degrees.
AccuWeather‘s RealFeel night temperature is 73 degrees.
Giants-Cardinals Weather: Rain
There’s a 0% daytime chance of rain and a 0% daytime chance of thunderstorms. The projected daytime rain accumulation is 0 inches.
There’s a 2% nighttime chance of rain and a 0% nighttime chance of thunderstorms. The projected nighttime rain accumulation is 0 inches.
Giants-Cardinals Weather: Wind
Daytime wind is predicted at SSE 7 mph, with wind gusts of 14 mph.
Nighttime wind is predicted at E 4 mph from the East, with wind gusts of 4 mph.
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