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Rock31 · 01-03-2008, 11:34 AM

Take a gander at those winds. SSW 18 to 24 mph. And those are just the sustained winds!!! Gusts could approach 40 mph. Now, I don't know how much the wind swirls inside Qwest, but if it's only half as disruptive as it is in the Meadowlands, signs point to the Hawks' passing game grinding to a halt.

And don't get me started about the rain and how it always falls in SEA; while almost true, this kind of meteorological set up will prove to be the wettest and windiest conditions that stadium has possibly ever experienced. There will be so many mud-caked unis and unwieldy footballs that the broadcast booth won't know what to talk about more: the horrific weather or the Skins' resilience to it. To invoke the words of Steve Spurrier, that ball club (SEA) just ain't gonna pitch it around too well.

01-03-2008, 11:34 AM	#25
Rock31 Camp Scrub Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Asheville, NC Age: 39 Posts: 48	Re: Weather for Saturday's game Take a gander at those winds. SSW 18 to 24 mph. And those are just the sustained winds!!! Gusts could approach 40 mph. Now, I don't know how much the wind swirls inside Qwest, but if it's only half as disruptive as it is in the Meadowlands, signs point to the Hawks' passing game grinding to a halt. And don't get me started about the rain and how it always falls in SEA; while almost true, this kind of meteorological set up will prove to be the wettest and windiest conditions that stadium has possibly ever experienced. There will be so many mud-caked unis and unwieldy footballs that the broadcast booth won't know what to talk about more: the horrific weather or the Skins' resilience to it. To invoke the words of Steve Spurrier, that ball club (SEA) just ain't gonna pitch it around too well.