Weather Impact Analytics

Weather Effects on College Football Games

Measure how temperature, wind, and precipitation reshape scoring, style, and upset volatility across the current game sample.

Filters

Narrow the sample by season range, season type, team, and venue setting before comparing weather effects.

Current scopeAll FBS teams

Seasons2013-2025

FormatRegular season

Season startSeason endSeason typeTeamOutdoor only

Compare scoring, style, and turnover patterns across the most important weather buckets without the extra dashboard chrome.

Shows how scoring shifts as kickoff temperatures move from cold-weather games to hotter conditions.

Compares average passing and rushing output as wind speed increases.

Stacks scoring, yardage, and turnover averages to contrast dry games with games that had precipitation.

Estimates how often lined games end in upsets across neutral, windy, wet, and other weather scenarios.

Tracks the season-by-season gap between adverse-weather and neutral-weather performance.

Use the sortable table to compare each weather bucket across volume, efficiency, and upset outcomes.