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![]() 2004 Gameday Weather ConditionsJune 14, 2006 02:45 AM Data assembled from Weather Underground. April 5, Indians - 70, S 10, overcast, possible rain delay April 16, Royals - 65, SSE 11, rain, likely delayed start April 20, Tigers - 47, E 13, rain, likely rainout April 26, Blue Jays - 48, NW 14, mostly cloudy April 30, Angels - 59, NW 18, mostly cloudy May 11, Mariners - 75, SE 17, mostly cloudy May 20, White Sox - 69, NNE 10, mostly cloudy May 31, Devil Rays - 66, WSW 20, mostly cloudy, likely rainout June 4, Tigers - 75, ESE 6, mostly cloudy June 8, Mets - 70, NNE 10, light rain, likely rainout June 11, Phillies - 62, E 10, thunderstorms and rain, likely rainout June 25, Brewers - 67, NW 9, mostly cloudy June 29, White Sox - 82, W 5, partly cloudy July 5, Royals - 70, N 9, overcast, possible delay late July 8, Tigers - 75, E 9, scattered clouds July 21, Devil Rays - 91, WSW 12, scattered clouds, likely rain delay or rain out July 30, Red Sox - 65, N 9, overcast August 3, Angels - 72, NNE 6, mostly cloudy August 6, Athletics - 76, S 9, mostly cloudy August 17, Yankees - 74, WSW 7, mostly cloudy August 20, Indians - 63, NW 10, clear August 31, Rangers - 78, S 8, mostly cloudy September 3, Royals - 81, S 13, partly cloudy September 14, White Sox - 70, ENE 4, mostly cloudy, likely rainout September 17, Orioles - 68, S 8, overcast October 1, Indians - 41, WNW 8, scattered clouds October 8, Yankees (ALDS Game 3) - 59, WSW 7, clear Of 83 scheduled games, a maximum of 22 (or 27%) could have been impacted by rain. Of those, 12 were possible to result in cancellation or postponement. These are conditions at game time, but I also considered data from a few hours before the game and during the approximately 3 hours when the game was being played. It's hard to know exactly how hard the rain was falling, so these can only be guesses at what umpires might have decided. In fact, the teams and the umpires want the game to be played, so they likely would have cancelled less games than it may at first appear. CommentsGreetings from Cleveland... As a fellow crazy-weather citizen, I must disagree with the author on one point. Yes, only 2.4% of games were cancelled by crazy April weather, but many games are also affected by cold, rain and/or snow that never shows up in the box score. I'm certainly not bucking for a roof on the former Jacobs Field here, but the comfort level does come into play when the conditions are bad (as they often are in April). Posted on March 20, 2008 at 08:18 AM by sr Game Time: 7pm. Temp. 48. 8pm 42. 9pm 38 10pm 34. Do you REALLY want to sit and watch a game in that climate? Obviously you guys are building a stadia without a roof, but, the team makes money with butts in the seats buying $8 beer and $4 hotdogs, not watching it at home. You do what you want but ain't gonna be nobody there in April to May 20 and then in mid- late September. Posted on May 9, 2008 at 7:53 PM by Joe in SC This page was last modified on May 19, 2008. + |
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