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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…

The weather forecast for Sunday's matchup between the Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens calls for favorable conditions. Temperatures in Cleveland are expected to reach around 60 degrees with sunny skies, no chance of rain, and only slight wind.
The mild forecast follows several games affected by poor conditions, with weather impacting two of the Browns' first five games this season. Chris Pokorny notes that weather will not serve as an excuse for either team as Cleveland prepares to face Tyler Huntley and Derrick Henry.
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