Over the past 36 hours, snow has fallen in Pennsylvania, including in Pittsburgh. Although that is not anticipated to occur on Saturday night, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals game may be impacted by the cold temperatures and windy weather off the city’s waterways.
Two hours before the teams hit the field to play at 8 p.m., the snow is still clinging to the ground and the flurries won’t cease until about 6 p.m. Although a temperature of about 21 degrees is anticipated at kickoff, the windchill may be much colder.
AccuWeather reports that although the forecast feel temperature is only four degrees, the wind chill could be as low as two degrees. The Steelers vs. Bengals game will take place in some classic Pittsburgh January weather, with continuous winds of up to 16 mph and gusts that might reach 22 mph.
Regardless of the weather, this will be the coldest game the Steelers have played this season. It won’t be like their November game against the Cleveland Browns because there won’t be any snow.
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