Super Bowl XLVI takes place on Sunday, Feb. 5 in Indianapolis and as usual, people will be attending from all over the world. Last year’s Super Bowl in Dallas was fraught with a number of awful travel conditions, but this year looks to be much more temperate.
Super Bowl Weather Update: Showers Expected On Sunday
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According to Weather.com, Indianapolis is expected to be overcast on Friday, with showers expected on both Saturday and Sunday, with weekend temperatures . It shouldn't pose much of a problem for travelers and should be a non-factor in the rematch between the New England Patriots and the New York Giants.
The retractable roof at Lucas Oil Stadium makes for a spectacular sight, especially a favorite as an aerial view that both the team and television production teams love to show off, but with showers expected and a 40% chance of rain, it’s unlikely it will be opened. If it is, it likely won’t be for long.
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