Super Bowl Weather Update: Slight Precipitation Expected
The weather continues to play relatively nice in Indianapolis as thousands of visitors trek into town to enjoy the Super Bowl between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants.
Saturday, periods of rain will stick around into Saturday night and may even mix with snow overnight before ending, but it is not expected to be overly heavy. Super Bowl Sunday is looking breezy and dry with a mix of clouds and sun. The dry weather Sunday continues into Monday with mostly sunny skies.
The temperature on Sunday is expected to hit a high of 46 degrees and a low of 33.
Of course, the game is being played in domed Lucas Oil Stadium, so it doesn't really matter once the game starts anyway.
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