Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles weather report: Latest on Lincoln Financial Field conditions for NFC conference championship clash

The Washington Commanders will travel to Lincoln Financial Field to play the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC championship game on Sunday. The Commanders are fresh off a 45-31 win over the Detroit Lions, while the Eagles beat the Los Angeles Rams 28-22 in the divisional round.

Let's look at the weather report from the Financial Field ahead of the NFC championship game.

Washington Commanders vs. Philadelphia Eagles weather report

According to Odds Trader, the weather at the Lincoln Financial Field for the 2-24/25 NFC Championship Game is projected to be partially cloudy with a temperature of about 38°F. The report states there's no chance of rain or snow for the game.

However, the wind is projected to come from the west at about 11 mph. The weather conditions are unlikely to adversely affect the game.

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Commanders vs. Eagles NFC championship game odds

The Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles are the last teams standing in the super-competitive NFC. USA Today has the Eagles as favorites for the game, with the spread reading Eagles (-6), moneyline stating Eagles (-300), Commanders (+240), and the over/under for the game at 47.5.

However, Washington Commanders fans don't have to worry, as this isn't the first time they've been counted out this season. The Commanders weren't given a realistic chance of making the playoffs in Jayden Daniels' first season, but a 12-5 record proved they were legit. Furthermore, their divisional-round win over the Detroit Lions sent shockwaves around the league.

The Philadelphia Eagles will not underestimate the Commanders in Sunday's game, as they know a thing or two about Jayden Daniels' clutch gene. They've already lost one game to the Commanders this season, so they'll do everything within their power to avoid a second as they chase a Super Bowl berth.

Sunday's game will feature an array of pro talent as they vie for the chance to represent the NFC in this season's Super Bowl versus either the two-time reigning champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, or the Josh Allen-led Buffalo Bills.