Giants vs Titans weather: How the Nor'easter will affect Sunday's game - Giants Wire
Millions of people along the northeast coast are already dealing with the effects of a nor'easter, which will bring high winds and heavy rain throughout the weekend.
The New York Giants host the Tennessee Titans at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon - and the weather will play a big factor.
Rain is expected throughout the day on Sunday, with coastal flood warning in effect for the area through 6 p.m, with temperatures in the mid-60s.
There's a 79 percent chance of precipitation at kickoff, according to Accuweather, which dips slightly at 2 p.m. and increases again by 3 p.m.
Wind will also be an issue. While the area will see higher winds early in the day on Sunday, the forecast calls for steady 15+ mph wind during the game, with gusts in excess of 30 mph, per the National Weather Service.
Sunday's Giants vs. Titans game will kick off at 1 p.m. ET.
The Giants are 2.5-point favorites at home against the Titans, but the weather has made a massive impact on the point total line. The game opened with a point total of 45.5, but that's slipped all the way to 37.5 with the weather expected to slow both offenses.
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