Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs weather report: Latest on Arrowhead Stadium conditions for AFC conference championship clash

The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills will face off in the AFC Championship Game on Sunday. The two teams will face off in the conference championship round for the second time since Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes took over at quarterback for their respective teams.

In the 2021 AFC Championship, the Chiefs defeated Bills 38–24. The Bills have another opportunity to qualify for their first Super Bowl since 1994. Meanwhile, when they faced each other in the regular season, the Bills prevailed, defeating the Chiefs 30–21 in Week 11.

Weather forecast for Bills vs. Chiefs on Sunday

Even though Kansas City has seen a few weeks of rising temperatures, Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium will be chilly.

According to AccuWeather, the temperature will be 34 degrees before kickoff and gradually drop throughout the evening. The forecast also calls for clear skies. Snowfall, which impacted playoff games that weren't held within domes last Sunday, won't be a problem on Sunday.

The sun will set just after the game starts, thus temperatures will rapidly fall below freezing. This implies that players on both teams will still have to deal with the chilly weather.

The outlook for the AFC Championship Game shows a decreased amount of cloud cover and little chance of precipitation.

The muscles, concentration and a player's hold on the ball can all be impacted by freezing temperatures. However, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes and their teammates are already accustomed to playing in cold weather conditions.

Thus, with barely any possibility of rainfall and regular winds anticipated, the temperature shouldn't be a major concern for the two sides.

How to watch the Buffalo Bills vs. Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC championship round?

The Buffalo Bills, who finished as the No. 2 seed in the AFC, will travel to Missouri to face the top-seeded Kansas City Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium. Kickoff for the AFC championship game is set for 6:30 p.m. ET on Sunday.

The CBS broadcast team in charge of the game will consist of play-by-play commentator Jim Nantz, color analyst Tony Romo, and sideline reporters Tracy Wolfson and Evan Washburn.

Fans can watch the game on CBS's streaming service, Paramount+, as it will be shown on the network. The live TV streaming services DirecTV, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV, Paramount+, and Sling TV also offer CBS for online viewing.