Vikings vs Texans weather report: Latest on conditions at U.S. Bank Stadium for Week 3 clash in Minneapolis

The Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings will square off at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday in a matchup between two outstanding teams that haven't lost yet this season.

Following their easy victory over the New York Giants in Week 1, the Vikings faced a more difficult opponent in Week 2, but they were still able to defeat the San Francisco 49ers. An impressive Texans team presents yet another challenging hurdle for Minnesota in Week 3.

Below, we will examine the weather forecast for the Sunday afternoon inter-conference matchup in Minnesota.

Minnesota Vikings vs. Houston Texans weather report

The temperature at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, where the Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings play in the NFL on Sunday, is predicted to be 63.1 degrees. A partly cloudy sky with little probability of rain is also expected for the area.

Intermittent gusts out of the north will reach speeds of up to 10 mph throughout the game, according to Bookmakers Review.

However, it should be noted that the Week 3 game will take place in a domed stadium. Therefore, both teams' game plans and strategies will be unaffected by the weather.

If the Vikings vs. Texans game were to take place in a region with a lot of precipitation or extremely high temperatures—which is unlikely in this instance—the dome would still be the ideal solution.

How to watch Minnesota Vikings vs. Houston Texans on Sunday?

The Houston Texans opened the season by defeating their divisional foe, the Indianapolis Colts, 29-27. In Week 2, they triumphed over the Chicago Bears on Sunday Night Football, winning 19-13. This week, they must defeat the Vikings, another unbeaten team, to maintain their perfect record.

CBS will broadcast the Week 3 matchup. Ian Eagle will call the plays, while Charles Davis will serve as the color analyst. Evan Washburn will be the one making the calls from the sidelines.

Streamers and cord-cutters can watch the game on several streaming services, such as FuboTV, which gives new customers a free trial, Hulu + Live TV and Paramount+, CBS’ official streaming provider.

All the details you need to catch the game are highlighted below:

Date: Sunday, Sept. 22

Time: 1 p.m. ET

Location: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota

TV channel: CBS

Announcers: Ian Eagle (play-by-play) Charles Davis (color analyst) Evan Washburn (sideline reporter)

Live streaming: Paramount+, FuboTV, Hulu + Live TV