MLB Weather Report — September 14

WEATHER CONCERNS

Yankees at Twins — Rain is expected around first pitch with winds of 15–18 mph crossing from right to left. Significant delay or postponement risk.

Padres at Rockies — Warm conditions with thunderstorms possible around game time. Wind 7–8 mph, primarily blowing in from center. Monitor closer to first pitch.

BEST HITTING WEATHER

Braves at Cubs — Mostly cloudy and around 72 degrees. Wind 14–16 mph blowing out toward left field. Strongest offensive weather on the slate.

Giants at Cardinals — Clear and warm, around 86 degrees. Wind 12 mph crossing from right to left. The warm air should help the ball carry.

Mariners at Angels — Clear and around 76 degrees. Wind 8–9 mph blowing out toward left field. Slight boost for power.

OTHER GAMES

Dodgers at Reds — Partly cloudy and around 75 degrees. Wind 6 mph crossing from left to right with a slight movement in from left. No rain concern.

White Sox at Guardians — Clear and around 66 degrees. Wind 6 mph crossing from right to left. No meaningful weather impact.

Orioles at Mets — Clear and around 70 degrees. Wind 9–11 mph blowing in from left-center. Slight downgrade for home-run power.

Tigers at Blue Jays — (indoors)

Marlins at Diamondbacks — (indoors)

MAIN TAKEAWAY

Yankees–Twins carries the slate’s biggest delay risk. The strongest offensive weather angle is the wind blowing out at Wrigley Field.