Super Bowl LX weather forecast (Image Source: Instagram)

Santa Clara welcomes Super Bowl LX on Sunday, February 8, 2026, and at least as much concern will be around the weather as the play on the field. The Bay Area is expected to be pretty calm initially in the morning, and early forecasts indicate fans heading to Levi’s Stadium will find very mild and mostly quiet conditions. Noting mild temperatures for the time of year, light winds, and a very low chance of rain in the hours before kick-off, meteorologists are predicting favorable conditions.There is never a sure thing in long-range outlooks, but as of right now, graphs show a stable pattern settling in over Northern California for the big weekend. That’s encouraging news for players, fans, and the thousands expected to attend outdoor tailgates and festivities. However, February weather can be fickle, and forecasters were keeping an eye on more Pacific storm systems that could impact the area in the days leading up to the game.

Game day temperatures and wind conditions at Levi’s Stadium

The weather for the championship matchup in Santa Clara should be pleasant, making it a good day for fans in attendance. Forecast guidance has afternoon highs around the mid-60s Fahrenheit, which is just about normal for early February here in the South Bay. Temperatures will slowly drop down to the upper-40s and low-50s by the end of the evening and the sunset, so light jackets or sweatshirts will be needed for anyone sticking around through the final whistle.The weather also won’t be a dominant factor, as the winds aren’t expected to be a significant factor. For today, light breezes are expected to remain below 10mph for the most part. Cohorts would experience little effect on passing games, kicking precision, or tailgates outside the building. There may be some slow-moving patchy fog in the inland valleys in the morning, but it isn’t likely to last around the stadium area by kickoff, with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies for much of the event.To summarize, we can note that the current temperature of Santa Clara is roughly around 8-10°C, and the weather condition is partly sunny.

Assessing the risk of rain or snow disruptions in the Super Bowl venue

As many fans are traveling to experience the Super Bowl in person, one of the questions is whether winter storms will affect your Super Bowl experience. In fact, the likelihood of snow in Santa Clara itself may be zero, as the city is at such a low elevation that freezing temperatures are almost nonexistent. It does look like rain chances on game day are also pretty low based on the current forecast pattern, with dry conditions favored through the weekend.The bigger issue is with some of the weather systems from earlier this week. When the storms are particularly strong, they can deliver drenching rainfall to the Bay Area and copious snow in the Sierra Nevada. A change in the timing of such a system could mean travel slowdowns for visitors flying into California or driving over mountain passes. But for now, forecasters say any strong storm activity will either be to the north of the region or won’t arrive until after the Super Bowl has wrapped up.