MLB Weather Today
Live weather conditions for today's games · Updated 2026-11-13
Weather is one of the most overlooked edges in MLB DFS and sports betting. BankrollSZN's MLB weather report shows you daily temperature, wind speed, wind direction, humidity, and precipitation chance for every MLB game today. The MLB weather predictions update through the day, with the reading that matters taken at first pitch rather than at the time you load the page. Wind blowing out to center field at 15+ mph can significantly boost home run upside for hitters, making them premium DFS targets on DraftKings and FanDuel. Dome games eliminate weather variance entirely, which matters for floor-based DFS builds. Check our MLB daily weather tool for weather for MLB games today before every slate to identify wind-aided stacks, avoid rain-delayed games, and find the best ballpark environments for your lineups and bets. The page covers today's slate rather than MLB weather tomorrow, since the forecast is most reliable inside the day of the game.
How to read wind for DFS
Wind speed on its own tells you almost nothing. Direction relative to the hitter is the whole read. This MLB wind report breaks down direction relative to each hitter rather than giving you a raw compass bearing. Wind blowing out to right field helps left-handed pull hitters and does very little for a righty who sprays to center. The same 12 mph reading can be a strong signal for half a lineup and irrelevant for the other half.
Anything under about 8 mph is noise. Between 8 and 15 mph starts to matter for balls already near the boundary. Above 15 mph the effect is large enough to move a team's implied total, and blowing in at that speed is one of the few conditions that can turn a good hitting park into a bad one for a night.
Temperature, humidity and carry
Warm air is less dense, so a ball hit the same way travels further. The rule of thumb is a few feet of carry per ten degrees, which sounds small until you remember how many fly balls die on the warning track. Humid air is also less dense than dry air, which surprises people, so a muggy night plays slightly bigger than a dry one at the same temperature. The MLB weather forecast folds these into the reading you see for each game.
Which parks are domes or have a roof
Domes and closed roofs get no weather adjustment anywhere on the site. Rogers Centre, Chase Field, loanDepot Park, Minute Maid Park, T-Mobile Park, Globe Life Field, American Family Field and Tropicana Field all have fixed or retractable roofs, so conditions there are constant regardless of what is happening outside. Knowing which parks are covered is a basic MLB DFS weather skill, since a roof removes the variance that wind and temperature create.
Frequently asked questions
How often does the weather update?
Through the day, with the reading that matters taken at first pitch rather than at the time you load the page.
What wind speed actually matters?
Under 8 mph is noise. 8 to 15 mph matters for balls near the home run boundary. Above 15 mph can move a team total.
Do you cover domes?
They are listed and flagged, but no weather adjustment is applied to them.
Which parks are most weather sensitive?
Open parks with short porches, where a modest change in carry flips a meaningful share of fly balls.
Can I see MLB weather predictions for tomorrow?
The page covers today's slate. The forecast updates through the day, and the first pitch reading is what matters, so we do not publish a separate tomorrow view.