Weather in Columbia

Weather in Columbia 80% chance of rain at gametime, down to about 70% in the second half. Hour by hour suggests T-storms for the 2 hours before the game and then the first hour of the game. Then just "showers" for the rest of the game. It'd be better if the game was on grass, but it seems like under 26.5 in the first half wouldn't be the worst bet in the world.

I live in Columbia and will be going to the game. The local forecasts have most of the heavy rain out of here by 6pm, with only a few spotty showers or a light drizzle by the time the game starts. I will post any new weather info that I have but that is what is expected right now. Missouri's field has field turf and drains very well.

Thanks, Mizzou. Weather.com hour by hour forecast is saying differently, but I'm not certain how often they update. https://www.weather.com/weather/hourbyhour/USMO0193 If you hear anything different from what you posted, please let us know. Thanks again.

I wouldn't go 'under' here without a confimed downpour, or wind You are getting cheated on the number which has built in bad weather on this nationally televised singleton game.

I like the first half under on it's merits. Huge conference opener for both teams. QB's playing in their first conference game. I think there's a feeling-out process early. Nebraska's Lee played so poorly at Virginia Tech 11-30, 2 INT's that I think he's on a short leash tonight Obviously Mizzou's D is not Tech's, but I see Nebraska's game plan here being trying to keep Mizzou, who have hung 50+ each of the past two years, off the field. Gabbard has been good but Husker D the best he's faced, by far. Three 1-A teams Mizzou played all ranked 100+ in yards per play at 6.2 or more. Nebraska is top 20 at 4.2. Obviously Mizzou's O had something to do with the poor rankigns of the others, but Huskers are a different class of D. Tight early, good Husker D, conservative Husker game plan points to a good first half under, I think. The forecast lining up with heaviest rain at the start of the game helped push me over the edge. Of course, I've been wrong before.

Rain coming down HARD, just showed field

Nice Call [QUOTE=RealWorldSports;4944]I like the first half under on it's merits. Huge conference opener for both teams. QB's playing in their first conference game. I think there's a feeling-out process early. Nebraska's Lee played so poorly at Virginia Tech 11-30, 2 INT's that I think he's on a short leash tonight Obviously Mizzou's D is not Tech's, but I see Nebraska's game plan here being trying to keep Mizzou, who have hung 50+ each of the past two years, off the field. Gabbard has been good but Husker D the best he's faced, by far. Three 1-A teams Mizzou played all ranked 100+ in yards per play at 6.2 or more. Nebraska is top 20 at 4.2. Obviously Mizzou's O had something to do with the poor rankigns of the others, but Huskers are a different class of D. Tight early, good Husker D, conservative Husker game plan points to a good first half under, I think. The forecast lining up with heaviest rain at the start of the game helped push me over the edge. Of course, I've been wrong before.[/QUOTE] Good use of weather capping!

Nice call on the Hurricane

Thanks. Radar suggests the rain might be less of a factor in the 2nd half. Playing over in the 2nd half.

[QUOTE=RealWorldSports;5020]Thanks. Radar suggests the rain might be less of a factor in the 2nd half. Playing over in the 2nd half.[/QUOTE] Rain was still falling but a double wammy for Real world sports! great call