NFL Week 15: Dreary weather to greet fans in Baltimore, NYC

Week 15 of the NFL season is here, with action spread out all weekend now that college football's regular season has come to an end.

A dreary weekend in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic will make for wet conditions for fans headed to MetLife and M&T Bank stadiums. Weather will play a role in several other matchups as well.

Take a look at the forecasts here:

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Baltimore Ravens linebacker C.J. Mosley (57) tackles Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce (87) during the second half of an NFL football game in Kansas City, Mo., Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)

Titans at Giants - Sunday, 1 p.m. EST

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MetLife Stadium will host another matchup this weekend as Tennessee travels to the Northeast to take on the Giants on Sunday.

Wet and dreary conditions are in store for the game with temperatures in the lower 40s expected most of the game.

Clouds are expected with periods of rain throughout the day.

Northeast winds of 10-20 mph will blow, making it feel chillier than the actual air temperature.

Fans should be prepared with waterproof gear and layers.

Buccaneers at Ravens - Sunday, 1 p.m. EST

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static Buccs Ravens 12/16

It will be a damp, chilly and dreary day in Baltimore on Sunday when Tampa Bay travels to M&T Bank Stadium.

Tailgaters should prepare themselves for a long day in wet weather with periods of rain expected into the evening.

Temperatures will start out in the middle 40s and hover near 40 F for most of the game. Thick cloud cover will hang overhead.

The field could be slick, leading to a higher chance of turnovers.

Download the AccuWeather app to get the latest forecasts if you're planning to head out to a game this weekend.

Seahawks at 49ers - Sunday, 4:05 p.m. EST

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static hawks 49ers 12/16

Plenty of clouds will hang overhead in Santa Clara as the 49ers host Seattle.

Rain may fall at times, especially toward the end of the game. The field could be slippery in the second half.

Temperatures will rise from the 50s in the afternoon to the low 60s by kickoff.

Light winds out of the southeast will have little impact on play.

Patriots at Steelers - Sunday, 4:25 p.m. EST

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static Pats Steelers 12/16

Pittsburgh will host New England in a major AFC matchup this week.

It will be a cloudy day at Heinz Field with temperatures in the mid-40s during the game.

Tailgaters might have to deal with some light rain in the morning, but the weather will dry out by kickoff.

Light winds won't have an impact on play.

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