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Stadium Weather Impact

When a warm-weather team travels north in December, how much does the cold cost them? This is the Climate Mismatch.

The Acclimation Gap

NFL · 1999–present

Teams acclimate to their home climate. A club that plays its home games in Miami sunshine or a climate-controlled dome carries that comfort zone onto the road — and pays for it when the temperature drops. Pick a visitor and a host below to see the gap, then see the historical record underneath.

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Warm Teams in the Cold

≤40°F road games

Every team's record in cold (≤40°F) road games, ranked by how warm their home climate is. The warmest-home clubs sit at the top — the acclimation gap is theirs to overcome.

TeamHome °FCold Road GamesWin % Pts Forvs AvgAvg Game °F
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College Football

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The marquee mismatch lives in college — think a Florida State or Miami program bused into November at Boston College, Wisconsin, or Penn State. College venue climate profiles and game weather are ingesting now via CollegeFootballData. Follow the college hub →