Stanford Stadium weather

    Live weather and kickoff forecast for Stanford Stadium on The Farm — mild, dry Peninsula weather nearly every Saturday of the season.

    Home team: Stanford Cardinal
    Pac-12
    Roof: Open
    Surface: Natural Grass
    Capacity: 50,424
    Field bearing: 130° SE

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    Game-time forecast at Stanford Stadium

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    The next college football game at Stanford Stadium is Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Stanford Cardinal, Saturday 26 September at 7:30 pm venue time. Live conditions at the ground are briefly unavailable — the reading refreshes on its own.

    Next match at Stanford Stadium: Cardinal v Jackets

    Stanford Cardinal v Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets weather at Stanford Stadium

    Stanford Cardinal host Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Stanford Stadium on Saturday 26 September at 7:30 pm venue time.

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    Live stadium conditions

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    Live readings are context only. The game-time read uses the forecast at kickoff.

    Why Stanford Stadium plays differently

    Sunken bowl on the Peninsula; low wind, mild temperatures, one of the most weather-neutral venues in FBS.

    Game-time weather read

    No fixture is scheduled at Stanford Stadium yet. The game-time weather read is written automatically 3 hours before kickoff once a match is on the calendar.

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    Upcoming games at Stanford Stadium

    • Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets at Stanford CardinalSat, 26 Sept, 7:30 pm venue time

    Last games at Stanford Stadium: conditions vs total

    DateMatchConditionsOur readTotal
    29 Nov 2025Stanford Cardinal v Notre Dame Fighting Irish——69 (20-49)
    22 Nov 2025Stanford Cardinal v California Golden Bears——41 (31-10)
    1 Nov 2025Stanford Cardinal v Pittsburgh Panthers——55 (20-35)
    18 Oct 2025Stanford Cardinal v Florida State Seminoles——33 (20-13)
    27 Sept 2025Stanford Cardinal v San José State Spartans——59 (30-29)

    Rows without conditions are archive results — final scores at this ground. Rows tagged with conditions and our read build up as we grade games here.

    Stanford Stadium weather FAQs

    About this page

    Stanford Stadium weather is updated live and produces a game-time forecast read for every home game. The page uses one permanent URL for the venue; match-up details rotate as the schedule changes, so search results always point to current conditions. Our own study of 4,330 college football games found wind alone showed no material scoring deviation, so we keep these reads descriptive — conditions and context, not exaggerated edge claims.

    What the research says

    The published studies behind the read on this page at Stanford Stadium. Every figure is season-adjusted, with sample sizes and t-statistics shown.

    • College Football Wind & Kicking

      Crosswind — resolved against each venue's true field bearing — bends field-goal accuracy. Game totals show no material deviation.

      4,330 games

    • College Football Heat & Humidity Shock

      Do cool-climate teams underperform when they travel into hot, humid Southern venues in August and September? Graded against closing lines, with control games alongside.

      Ten seasons of Aug–Sept road games

    • College Football Extreme Heat & Totals

      A widely repeated claim says non-conference games go Over about 59% of the time at 85–106°F. Our data: 52.8% against a 49.1% control — no meaningful edge.

      Ten seasons of kickoff-hour temperatures graded against closing totals

    • College Football Rain & Totals

      Rain does not measurably move college football scoring. Wet games sit within a fraction of a point of dry games once each season is accounted for, and the Over rate barely shifts.

      1,441 outdoor games with closing totals, 2016–2025 (211 wet)

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