The weather is likely to play a role in the Buffalo Bills’ Week 14 matchup with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Per Eric Snitil, Chief Meteorologist at WROC in Rochester, there is an increased likelihood that snow will fall in “some capacity” during Sunday’s contest, which is scheduled for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
“Accumulations look limited, likely on the order of a dusting to perhaps an inch or two,” posted Snitil to his X account. “Still, it could be enough to coat the field at times & impact play.”
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen walks off the field after throwing an interception late in the fourth quarter at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, NY on Jan. 22 which ended their advancement in the playoffs. The Cincinnati Bengals players celebrate their victory. | Tina MacIntyre-Yee /Rochester Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK
Other concerns
Snitil added that, along with precipitation, low temperatures could also cause concern at kickoff time.
“Snow aside, it’s going to be cold with air temperatures in the 20s and a breeze knocking a few more degrees off in the wind chill department,” his post read. “If you’re heading to the game, make sure to dress accordingly!”
BILLS GAME UPDATE: The Bills host the Bengals Sunday afternoon. It is becoming increasingly likely snow is going to fall in some capacity during the game. Accumulations look limited, likely on the order of a dusting to perhaps an inch or two. Still, it could be enough to coat the… pic.twitter.com/o3hgHNR5Fa
— Eric Snitil (@EricSnitilWx) December 5, 2025
The conditions on Sunday could be similar to those during the Bills’ 2022 AFC divisional-round defeat at the hands of the Bengals, when quarterback Joe Burrow led Cincinnati to a significant 27-10 win on a snow-covered field in Orchard Park.
Layers will be a must for the thousands of football fans expected to pack Highmark Stadium for this late-season game with playoff implications. If you’ve got a seat inside the club or suite area, consider yourself lucky.
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