Chase Field weather

    Conditions at Chase Field in Phoenix, where the roof is closed for the long hot summer and open mostly in the mild months.

    Roof: Retractable
    Surface: Grass
    Elevation: 331 m
    Field bearing: 0° N

    Game-time forecast at Chase Field
    Game-time lean: Neutral

    Miami Marlins @ Arizona Diamondbacksfirst pitch Mon 6:40 pm venue time (in 21 hours).

    This park has a retractable roof and the open/closed call has not been reported yet. The readings below are the outside forecast; if the roof closes, conditions inside are controlled.

    Temperature
    92°F
    Wind
    17 mph
    WSW (245°)
    Rain chance
    36%
    Conditions
    Rain

    Why neutral: No verified MLB scoring edge — 92°F, 17 mph wind, wind blowing out. An Under requires cold air plus a strong, confirmed in-blowing wind.

    Lead-time reliability still being measured for MLB

    This is the forecast for first pitch, not the weather right now. Current readings are below.

    The next MLB game at Chase Field is Miami Marlins at Arizona Diamondbacks, Monday 14 September at 6:40 pm venue time. Live conditions at the ground are briefly unavailable — the reading refreshes on its own.

    Next match at Chase Field: Diamondbacks v Marlins

    Arizona Diamondbacks v Miami Marlins weather at Chase Field

    Arizona Diamondbacks host Miami Marlins at Chase Field on Monday 14 September at 6:40 pm venue time. Forecast at first bounce: 92°F, wind 17 mph, 36% rain chance. Weather is not a factor on this read.

    Live ballpark conditions

    Live conditions are not available right now. They refresh automatically when the station responds.

    Live readings are context only. The AI analysis and lean use the forecast at first pitch.

    Why Chase Field plays differently

    Roof closed almost every game from May to September; extreme dry desert heat and 331m elevation make it a strong carry park whenever the roof is open.

    Game-time weather read
    Neutral

    Miami Marlins at Arizona Diamondbacks · Mon 6:40 pm venue time

    Chase Field is a roof-closed, climate-controlled setup at game time, so the 92°F kickoff forecast, 17 mph wind, and 36% rain chance are essentially background noise rather than real run-total drivers. Even with the official read showing wind out, the call is that weather is a non-factor here and the total will be shaped far more by pitching, lineups, and Chase Field’s hitter-friendly traits with the roof closed.

    With the roof on, the park plays more predictably: the altitude and relatively friendly gaps can still support offense, but there’s no true weather edge to lean on either way. That’s why the game profile stays neutral, and any over/under angle should come from the matchup rather than the forecast.

    Written automatically from the forecast for first pitch at Chase Field. Weather is one factor among many.

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    Upcoming games at Chase Field

    • Miami Marlins at Arizona DiamondbacksMon, 14 Sept, 6:40 pm venue time
    • Miami Marlins at Arizona DiamondbacksTue, 15 Sept, 6:40 pm venue time
    • Miami Marlins at Arizona DiamondbacksWed, 16 Sept, 6:40 pm venue time
    • New York Yankees at Arizona DiamondbacksFri, 18 Sept, 6:40 pm venue time
    • New York Yankees at Arizona DiamondbacksSat, 19 Sept, 5:10 pm venue time

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    Reading the venue history…

    Last games at Chase Field: conditions vs total

    DateMatchConditionsOur readTotal
    2 Sept 2026Arizona Diamondbacks v Philadelphia Phillies1 (1-0)
    31 Aug 2026Arizona Diamondbacks v Philadelphia Phillies3 (1-2)
    26 Aug 2026Arizona Diamondbacks v Chicago Cubs2 (2-0)

    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.

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    Chase Field 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.

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