Kevin Roth Drops Free Weather Data for a Sloppy Sunday at MetLife

If you are spending your Sunday morning staring at radar loops of East Rutherford, New Jersey, you might have a problem. Fortunately, sports meteorologist Kevin Roth is here to enable it.

Roth just dropped some premium weather data on the timeline for free, detailing exactly how rain and wind impact scoring at MetLife Stadium. He even threw in an "OVERcast" pun just to make sure the sickos in the back heard him loud and clear.

"Roth noted he tries not to make a habit of posting premium info for free, but shared the 'OVERcast' data anyway."

Usually, this is the kind of highly specific, market-moving information that lives behind a paywall. Instead, Roth is handing out historical scoring trends for sloppy New York weather games like full-sized candy bars on Halloween.

The timing is perfect for anyone trying to figure out what to do with the Cleveland Browns visiting the New York Jets this weekend. The Jets are coming off an absolute rock fight against the Chicago Bears where they managed a grand total of 12 points.

Now you take that sputtering offense, add a slick football, and mix in the swirling winds of the Meadowlands. It sounds like the kind of football game that sets the sport back a few decades, which is exactly why the total is going to be the most interesting part of the afternoon.

The New York Giants managed to escape the local weather by heading down to play the Washington Commanders, leaving the Jets and Browns to deal with the elements. Keep an eye on the pregame warmups, because a wet track in New York is about to turn a regular Sunday into a beautiful disaster.