The only game with a weather story in Week 4 is a dome, which means no football effect from weather.
Neutral — Falcons at Saints (Monday Night) — Caesars Superdome
Neutral conditions. Atlanta Falcons at New Orleans Saints. Caesars Superdome, roof closed. Temperature: 78 degrees still. Wind: negligible, under five miles an hour, a light circulation from the air conditioning that I have measured at less than the stadium's own ventilation. Humidity: indoor controlled. Precipitation: zero, and the chance of rain showers outside the building is a statistic without a football effect. The deep ball goes where it is intended. The kick is the same as it would be on a practice field in perfect air. This is a dome, and I report it because a dome is not an absence of weather, it is a specific kind: stable, neutral, and entirely without conditions that shift the game. If your quarterback plays here, he has no wind to account for. If your kicker lines up, the air is friendly. That is the report, and I will check again if the roof opens, which it will not.
