Ohio State fans will need to bundle up for their trip to the Michigan game in Ann Arbor on Nov. 29.
The Buckeyes will face the Wolverines in the latest installment of the rivalry at Michigan Stadium, where the weather is expected to be around freezing, with a chance of snow in the latest forecasts.
Last year, the weather in Columbus in the 2024 edition of the rivalry had a high temperature of 31 degrees and partly cloudy conditions, with wind speeds ranging from 10-17 mph.
No weather was as intense in the rivalry as the 1950 Snow Bowl, when Michigan beat Ohio State 9-3.
With around 5 inches of snow on the ground, Michigan scored the game’s only touchdown on a blocked punt that landed in the endzone.
What is the weather forecast for the Ohio State-Michigan football game on Nov. 29?
As of Nov. 26, the National Weather Service’s seven-day forecast in Ann Arbor on Nov. 29 reads, “Snow likely after 1 p.m. Cloudy, with a high near 32 (degrees Fahrenheit). Chance of precipitation is 60%.”
AccuWeather’s and The Weather Channel’s latest daily forecasts have the high temperature in Ann Arbor at 31 degrees, with a chance of precipitation ranging from 65-75%. Snowfall is expected to be in the 1 to 3-inch range.
This story was updated to reflect the current weather forecast on Nov. 26.
This article originally appeared on The Columbus Dispatch: What is the weather forecast for the Ohio State-Michigan game?
Reporting by Dan Aulbach, Columbus Dispatch / The Columbus Dispatch
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