What Will Be The Weather For Super Bowl 2025? Here’s The Forecast For The Big Weekend

Super Bowl LIX will bring unmatched energy to New Orleans as the Philadelphia Eagles take on the Kansas City Chiefs at the Caesars Superdome. Fans from across the country and beyond will flood the Crescent City to witness history unfold. While the action inside the dome will keep everyone on edge, attendees need to know what kind of weather to expect as they explore the city before and after the big game.

The great news? The weekend promises warm and mostly sunny conditions, making it ideal for fans looking to enjoy the game and festivities around.

Game Day Weather Forecast

The game kicks off on Sunday, February 9, 2025, and New Orleans expects its warmest SB game yet. Meteorologists predict a high of 80 degrees Fahrenheit (27°C), just two degrees shy of the city’s daily record high. This temperature significantly surpasses New Orleans’ average February high of 65 degrees (18°C).

Who's getting ready for Super Bowl Sunday?!?!!! Here's your weather ruling on the field! pic.twitter.com/LLew9NPdcD

— Grace Anello (@AnelloWx) February 5, 2025

Despite the warmth, rain poses no major concern. Forecasts indicate precipitation levels will stay below 0.02 inches, and any morning clouds will clear by the afternoon, creating a mostly sunny and comfortable atmosphere. Though the Superdome has a covered roof, fans heading to the game may find themselves sweating in the unseasonably warm temperatures.

How Does This Super Bowl Compare to Past New Orleans Games?

New Orleans will host its eleventh Super Bowl in 2025. Although weather conditions have varied significantly over the years, this year’s game will likely be the warmest one yet.

• Coldest Super Bowl in New Orleans: The city experienced its coldest bowl ever in 1972 at Tulane Stadium when the Dallas Cowboys played the Miami Dolphins. The temperature at kickoff was only 39 degrees (4°C), with wind chills dropping into the 20s (-6°C). This game remains the coldest Super Bowl ever played in an outdoor stadium.

Super Bowl XVI, 43 years ago today

Played at the Silverdome in Pontiac, Michigan, this was the third Super Bowl played indoors and the first played in a typically cold-weather city.

The temperature outside at kickoff?
13°F, wind chill of -21°

Inside?
A climate-controlled 70°F pic.twitter.com/nhlj9Y6nbQ

— Kevin Gallagher (@KevG163) January 24, 2025

• Previous Warmest Super Bowl in New Orleans: The warmest SB hosted in New Orleans before 2025 occurred in 1981 when the Oakland Raiders faced the Philadelphia Eagles. That day, the temperature reached 73 degrees (23°C) at kickoff. Interestingly, this marked the only other time the Eagles played in a New Orleans Super Bowl.
• Warmest Super Bowl Ever Played: The all-time hottest SB took place in Los Angeles in 1973 when the Miami Dolphins played the Washington Redskins. The temperature at kickoff reached a scorching 84 degrees (29°C). Although this year’s New Orleans Super Bowl will be warm, it likely won’t break that record.

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