Rain Not Expected to Impact Super Bowl

It's been speculated that rain may have been a factor in this Sunday's Super Bowl, but it's not expected to be anymore.

The forecast for tomorrow evenings big game is expected to be clear skies and around 68 degrees, which is a bit below the average for this time of the year in Miami, but is far from bad weather.

The Colts should be happy about receiving this news as we all remember the last time the Colts were in the Super Bowl.

It just so happens that it was also in Miami, and a steady rain was dropped over the stadium when the Colts took on the Bears. The teams combined for eight turnovers in that game and it was the first Super Bowl where rain was a huge factor.

There should be no worries this time around. Clear skies should allow both of these offense to do what they do best.