US Climate data for weather averages for the specific concert days.

Miami_ April 20 High- 83.7 Low- 68.9
Jacksonville- April 24 High- 81.2 Low- 54.9
Houston- April 28 High- 78.5 Low- 70.2
New Orleans- May 2 High- 83.5 Low- 68.0
Glendale- May 7 High- 95.2 Low- 69.6
Pasadena- May 11 High- 78.8 Low- 56.2
Santa Clara- May 18 High- 75.7 Low- 52.9
Seattle- May 22 High- 67.3 Low- 50.2
Denver- May 26 High- 78.8 Low- 49.6
Landover- May 31 High- 79.2 Low- 61.4
Philadelphia- Jun 4 High- 79.5 Low- 60.2
Foxboro- Jun 8 High- 73.6 Low- 57.2
East Rutherford-Jun 13 High- 81.0 Low- 62.7
East Rutherford-Jun 17 High- 82.2 Low- 64.0
Chicago- Jun 21 High- 83.2 Low- 67.2
Chicago- Jun 25 High- 83.8 Low- 68.1



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2018-12-03 19:38 by MisterDDDD.

I think some of these stadiums can be enclosed and AC furnished. Also the NWS has a typo for the Houston Low.

If anyone is going to the Miami concert bring lots of water even if you are drinking beer. I recommend Zephyrhills Spring Water. Very refreshing.Also an extra shirt may come in handy. Sweating is a part of Florida life.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2018-12-03 08:19 by Chris Fountain.

Specific to Denver, bring a parka, hopefully waterproof. It's historically our rainiest month.

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I think some of these stadiums can be enclosed and AC furnished. Also the NWS has a typo for the Houston Low.

If anyone is going to the Miami concert bring lots of water even if you are drinking beer. I recommend Zephyrhills Spring Water. Very refreshing.Also an extra shirt may come in handy. Sweating is a part of Florida life.

Fixed typo...
Only stadium that's enclosable is Phoenix, that I'm aware of so far.
Evenings should be comfortable most places... Bring a warmer rain coat for Seattle

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MisterDDDD
Only stadium that's enclosable is Phoenix, that I'm aware of so far.

And Houston.

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Only stadium that's enclosable is Phoenix, that I'm aware of so far.

And Houston.

I mean, Houston and Glendale that I'm now aware of...

This thread will become very important prior to each concert so the fans will know what to expect weather-wise during the concert.

Specific to South Florida, the rainy season, as we call it, usually begins in May. That doesn't mean it won't rain in April or any other month. But the hellacious lightning strikes and torrential downpours usually occur during the Spring and Summer months.

I'm not sure how lightning would impact the Miami Concert. I guess it would be delayed. However, Miami is 7/24 and will not shut down the stadium because of a curfew such as London, for example.

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Specific to Denver, bring a parka, hopefully waterproof. It's historically our rainiest month.

Speaking of lightning... have experienced thunderstorms twice at Red Rocks, (out of three shows) delaying the show and having to leave seats for safety etc.
Is that common in May? Was later in the summer when I experienced it. Was amazing by the way, thunder, lightning, hail, then sunshine and double rainbows

Maybe take a Weather Balloon to the concert, arrive early and post information to this thread?

Keith may need his rain stick in New Jersey. It's been raining quite a bit here lately.