ATTN: NFC Title game WEATHER/LINE ALERT

[oldmanTED]

Looks like similar weather in Pittsburgh. Check out this website, type in the city in the search box, then scroll down to the 10 day forecast, click on the 10 day forecast and then click on Sunday.

www.weather.com

Weather looks to be a definite factor for both games. Snow, freezing rain, wind.

 

[X-Files]

Weather looks to be a definite factor for both games. Snow, freezing rain, wind.

Hopefully the game gets postponed.

The NFL should start the regular season in May
to avoid games being played in this ****.

 

[ChuckSims]

Do not assume that bad weather will hurt the Falcons or help the Eagles. :nono5:

I agree, Its not like one of these teams play in a dome.:lol:

 

[kidslick]

Hopefully the game gets postponed.

The NFL should start the regular season in May
to avoid games being played in this ****.

x-file i have to disagree with you i believe this is perfect weather for football, i do not believe in artificial turf, and dome

part of the game, part of history.

 

[Fishhead]

The game has dwindled now down to 39 over +106 under -116 at PINNY.

Only concern at this point is cancelation.

To give you an example of how strong this is from when mentioned this morning in the beginning of this thread, if you were fortunate enough to have wagered 1050 to win 1000 on UNDER 40.5 this morning and now say were to lay 1000 to win 1060 on OVER 39, here is the position you would find yourself in.

OVER 40.5...........+10
UNDER 39............EVEN
FALLS ON 39....... +1000
FALLS ON 40.......+ 2060

There are many many many other scenarios one could put onesself in and be sitting with the best of it.

Think the game has a chance to go even lower before it goes higher, so these numbers will in all probablity get even fatter.

If it dips to the key number of 37, this is a real goldmine wager.

 

[Jacksorbetter+]

We got an inch or so in Philly today. Eagle fans are stressing the snow as they are thinking it hurts their passing game.

 

[Fishhead]

Down to 38 now..........this is fun!

How low are we going?

 

[jjgold]

This game might get cancelled

 

[kidslick]

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iis still has this ???????????????????

 

[Fishhead]

iis still has this ???????????????????

No, they are actually at 43

Just joking, the RX LIVE LINES is having problems with the IIS feed.

Sorry

 

[kidslick]

when was the last time a game was postponed..

i might have to hedge this off tomorrow..lol

 

[Fishhead]

when was the last time a game was postponed..

i might have to hedge this off tomorrow..lol

Keep in mind, a game must go on scheduled day or all bets are refunded.

 

[ChuckSims]

Are people new to betting? NFL playoff games do not get cancelled.

 

[assassin]

Are people new to betting? NFL playoff games do not get cancelled.

Remeber the Fog Bowl, Eagles v Bears. TV screen was a white sheet the first half. No one could see a thing, but they played.

 

[Fishhead]

Remember ladies and gentlemen, SLEET is the WORST possible precipitation for a football game.......not SNOW or RAIN.

This game has all the earmarks of possible SLEET.


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[mj23]

With that uv rating looks like i wont need my shades!

 

[Moon88]

Bitterly cold temperatures and wind chills expected tonight
through the weekend...

... A significant winter storm quite possible this weekend...

A cold front will cross the entire region today, allowing another
shot of Arctic air to infiltrate the entire area tonight and right
into the weekend. Toward daybreak on Friday, low temperatures will
range from 0 to 5 degrees across the southern Poconos. Elsewhere,
including the coastal communities, low temperatures will range
between 10 to 20 degrees. Wind chills values at the Friday morning
bus stop will range from near 15 below to 10 above. Friday's high
temperatures will only climb into the teens to mid 20s, but wind
chill values will remain bitterly cold, ranging from near 15 below
to 10 above. Temperatures are expected to be even colder by Saturday
morning. It's quite possible that some Pocono and northwest New
Jersey locations could see actual air temperatures plunge below 0.
Wind chill values will continue to be bitterly cold Friday night
into Saturday.

On the heels of this very cold airmass, the National Weather Service
continues to track a developing storm system that will dive into the
northern plains Friday. This storm will then be on our doorstep
Saturday. With the cold air entrenched across the region, the latest
forecasting tools continue to indicate that a significant winter
storm should affect the immediate area. At this time, snow is
expected to overspread the region from the west toward midday on
Saturday, and continue through Saturday night into Sunday. While
some uncertainty remains regarding the exact track and strength of
this storm, confidence that a winter storm this weekend will impact
our local area continues to increase.

If you have postponed winterizing your home or vehicle so far, now
would be the time to complete this task. Travel this weekend may
become increasingly difficult across the entire middle Atlantic
region as the storm spreads snow across the area.

The National Weather Service will continue to track this developing
winter storm and pass along the latest information as it becomes
available. Therefore, we urge you to keep up to date with the latest
forecasts and statements for updated information regarding this
winter storm potential.

 

[Fishhead]

Now see as low as 37.5 at CRIS!

 

[mj23]

Hmm the over might be the bet here!!

 

[Fishhead]

Hmm the over might be the bet here!!

Continue to wait then, this TOTAL has shown no signs of not continuing to drop.

I believe we will see some buy back at 37 and maybe it will stabilize at that KEY number.