College Football Weather Report — September 11, 2026
Friday’s five-game college football slate is in good shape, with no major rain, wind or delay concerns in the current forecast. The heat in Raleigh is the most noticeable condition, while the remaining games should be played in comfortable weather with manageable winds.
VILLANOVA @ LOUISVILLE
Temperatures should be around 79 degrees at kickoff with humidity near 80%. Rain probability is approximately 8%, with light easterly winds around 3 mph.
The humidity will make it feel warmer, but the wind and rain should not affect either offense.
No meaningful weather edge.
NORFOLK STATE @ VIRGINIA
Kickoff temperatures should be around 79 degrees with humidity near 73%. Rain probability is approximately 14%, with northeast winds around 7 mph.
There could be some cloud cover, but the current forecast does not show a significant rain or delay threat.
Weather should not be a factor.
RICHMOND @ NC STATE
This will be the hottest game on Friday’s schedule. Temperatures should be around 90 degrees at kickoff with humidity near 53%. Rain probability is approximately 8%, with southerly winds around 10 mph.
BETTING IMPACT
The heat could become a conditioning factor, particularly for Richmond’s defensive depth if NC State sustains long drives or controls the tempo. The wind is noticeable but not strong enough to significantly disrupt passing or kicking.
RUTGERS @ BOSTON COLLEGE
Temperatures should be around 68 degrees with low humidity near 34%. No rain is expected, and northwest winds should remain around 6 mph.
These are clean football conditions with no meaningful weather advantage for either team.
MISSOURI @ KANSAS
Temperatures should be around 81 degrees at kickoff with humidity near 55%. No rain is expected, with southerly winds around 7–8 mph.
The conditions in Lawrence should be favorable for both offenses. The wind is manageable and should not interfere with the passing game or kicking.
No meaningful weather edge. The crowd and rivalry environment should matter considerably more than the forecast.
BOTTOM LINE
There are no major weather threats on Friday’s college football schedule. Raleigh’s heat is the only condition with a realistic chance to influence player fatigue, while Louisville will be warm and humid. Missouri–Kansas, Rutgers–Boston College and Norfolk State–Virginia should all be played in favorable conditions. No weather-based betting opinion needs to be forced on this slate.