Ravens vs. Browns weather forecast: Will conditions be better this week in Cleveland?
CLEVELAND, OHIO - SEPTEMBER 27: A fan tailgates outside Huntington Bank Field prior to the game between the Cleveland Browns and Carolina Panthers on September 27, 2026 in Cleveland, Ohio. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Weather has now had a huge impact on two of the Browns’ five games this season, which is pretty significant considering September and October are supposed to be nice months. Both of those bad-weather games have been on the road — one led to a victory, and then last week, slippery mistakes led to a loss. Rain was also a big factor this past Friday for the city of Cleveland, as it delayed the Guardians’ postseason game to Sunday at 5:00 pm ET.

How are things looking for the Browns’ home game against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, October 18? Perfect. Let’s take at the hourly forecast:

Temperatures are expected to be sunny and 60 degrees, with no chance of rain, and a slight wind. I’ve been using weather as an excuse for the Browns’ loss all week long — which is partially justified, and partially me trying to stay optimistic. But weather certainly won’t be an excuse either team can use this week. Can the Browns’ defense stop Tyler Huntley and Derrick Henry? Will Cleveland’s offense get back to executing at a better level?

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