FAYETTEVILLE, Arkansas — Football season has started and fall is right around the corner which means cooler air is starting to filter into the area. Temperatures are cooling across Arkansas and Oklahoma this weekend as cooler air surges south. Dry, northern air is setting up the perfect weather to enjoy a Razorback game this weekend in Stillwater.
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Kick-off
Saturday is starting off cool in the 50s and 60s in Stillwater with temperatures rolling into the low 70s by kick-off at 11 a.m. Abundant sunshine will fill the afternoon with nothing but a cloud or two for shade so bring your sunscreen and Razorback hats. Northeast winds will remain light around 5 mph.
Halftime
Clear skies will help gradually warm temperatures into the mid 70s by halftime. At their strongest, winds will gust between 15 mph from the northeast. Dewpoint values will linger in the 40s which means humidity will remain low throughout the course of the game.
Fourth Quarter
Temperatures will reach their highest by the end of the game in the low 80s at Boone Pickens Stadium, but the slight breeze may help to keep things feeling even nicer. Sunny skies stick around to close out the game.
The combination of lower temperatures and the early start time work together to make a beautiful game day for the Hogs. At their warmest, temperatures peak around 81°F with clear skies. If you're planning to head to Stillwater to support the team, the only thing you have to worry about packing is a pair of shades!
