Seahawks vs Patriots Weather & Odds Watch for Super Bowl 60

Jason Logan: Senior Betting Analyst at Covers
Jason Logan • Senior Betting Analyst 21+ years betting experience
Updated: Feb 8, 2026 , 09:28 AM ET • 4 min read

Super Bowl LX is the first outdoor Big Game since 2021. Jason Logan breaks down the Big Game weather from a betting perspective.

A general overall aerial view of Levi's Stadium, the site of Super Bowl 60.
Photo By - Reuters Connect. A general overall aerial view of Levi's Stadium, the site of Super Bowl 60.

Super Bowl 60 will be played in an open-air venue for the first time since 2021 with Levi’s Stadium hosting the Big Game.

For someone who’s watched the weather and how it impacts NFL odds and outcomes all season, the thought of a Super Bowl LX weather breakdown is exciting (I know, I'm a nerd).

Here’s my Seahawks vs. Patriots weather report and what it could mean for the Super Bowl odds ahead of February 8.

Seahawks vs Patriots weather forecast

Earlier in the week, there was a slight chance of rain in the first half of Super Bowl LX, but gameday models call for perfect playing conditions between the Seahawks and Patriots.

Partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the mid-60s await kickoff at Levi's Stadium, dropping to the high 50s in the second half.

Sustained winds are expected to remain below 10 mph (4-7 mph), with gusts reaching up to 16 mph from the NNW, blowing end-to-end across Levi’s Stadium. Other models indicate lighter winds, with gusts staying under 10 mph.

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How Seahawks vs Patriots weather impacts the odds

Meteorological models set up ideal conditions for the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots, especially considering the weather the AFC champs have faced in the postseason. Tonight's forecast will not have any impact on the odds or game action.

The playing surface at Levi’s Stadium is Bermuda grass and has been notorious for becoming slippery when temperatures drop and conditions turn wet. However, with the Super Bowl on the schedule and the World Cup coming this summer, the venue underwent a $200 million renovation during the offseason.

Those investments included significant upgrades to the field. Advanced heating and drainage systems were installed, along with LED lighting to promote turf growth and enhanced technology to monitor the integrity of the natural grass surface.

How to bet Super Bowl LX weather

Weather won't have any impact on Super Bowl LX. This will be the best conditions New England has played in all postseason, after facing cold, wind and snow on its road to Santa Clara.

Some of the Patriots' offensive efforts have been tempered by wintry weather, which has a larger influence on passing and kicking. While I don't connect this to any particular bet or market, just keep that in mind when measuring what New England has put forth in the playoffs so far.

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