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A single 0–100 number for how much the weather will shape every game.

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The 2026 season is underway — the college board is live now; the NFL weekly board lights up with Week 1.
Everything below is live already: the validated scoring engine and 27 seasons of scored history you can browse and filter right now.

The weekly board

The live game-by-game board publishes each week during the season — every NFL and major college matchup scored 0–100 from the forecast at the exact stadium. The college board is live now; the NFL board activates with Week 1 as kickoffs enter the 11-day forecast range. The scoring engine is live now and validated below.

Does it actually work?

NFL outdoor games

The index is built only from weather — scoring is an independent outcome. If the WFI is meaningful, average points per game should fall as the index rises. Across every outdoor NFL game since 1999, it does, cleanly:

The worst weather games

highest WFI on record
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Historical scores use game-time full inputs — observed temperature and wind plus ERA5-Land gust, humidity and precipitation — for the 3,595 games inside the reanalysis cache, and temperature and wind only for the 3,681 older ones outside it (OAK/SD/STL and pre-move stadiums). Each game carries which, and the two are not directly comparable. See the methodology.

Browse the Games

2021–2025
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Stadium Weather Impact → Read the methodology