How cold is it in Kansas City for the Bills vs Chiefs game? This is the lowest expected temperature

A third successive Super Bowl is on the cards for the Chiefs who host the Bills in the AFC Championship Game at Arrowhead Stadium.

Tension is high up and down the country as we approach the match-up of two teams considered by many to be the strongest in the NFL at this moment in time. The Bills have been on a rampage all season while the Chiefs are turning into a truly historic unit on the verge of history.

What’s certain is that, despite the nerves, fans will be 100% ready for the action and will do all they can to keep their team motivated and firing in the game that Bill Belichick said will not be decided right until the very end.

Weather forecast for Bills vs Chiefs
The National Weather Service in Kansas City are expecting temperatures to float around 30 degrees at kickoff, before slowly dropping through the night.

Slight westward winds will travel at 3 mph, generating a wind chill about 4 degrees cooler than the air temperature. As for rain, there is simply no chance at the time of writing.

As for the AccuWeather forecast, we have mostly clear skies, with a 32 degree air temperature at kickoff. The forecast for wind is slightly stronger than that of the NWS, at 5 mph, but it also comes with a 0% chance of precipitation. We won’t be seeing any snow for sale, like we did with the Eagles.