Washington Commanders vs Dallas Cowboys weather report: Latest on conditions at Northwest Stadium for Week 17 Christmas clash

The Dallas Cowboys have already beaten the Washington Commanders once this season, picking up a win in their Week 7 matchup. They’ll be aiming for a season sweep when the two teams meet again on Christmas Day.

While this Week 17 game carries no playoff implications with both teams already eliminated, the divisional rivalry ensures there will still be plenty at stake in terms of pride and bragging rights.

The Commanders will be without Jayden Daniels, who is done for the year, and Marcus Mariota, who is dealing with a hand injury. That leaves Josh Johnson to lead Washington’s offense on Thursday afternoon against the Cowboys.

Dallas struggled to score in their loss to the Chargers, putting up only 17 points, but their offense has generally been strong this season. They’ll aim to get back on track at Northwest Stadium.

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Here’s a look at the weather in Washington ahead of this Christmas Day game.

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Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys weather report

The weather for the Commanders-Cowboys Christmas Day game at Northwest Stadium in Landover looks about as good as it gets for late December. Expect temperatures near 53°F, a very low chance of rain, and barely any accumulation.

According to AccuWeather, precipitation chances are around 3–4% today. Light winds from the west at about 8 mph, with gusts up to 12 mph, are also in the forecast and shouldn’t have a meaningful impact on the passing or kicking game.

Although the forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions, the overall weather should be favorable and is unlikely to play a major role in how the game unfolds.

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How to watch Washington Commanders vs. Dallas Cowboys on Christmas Day?

Netflix is once again broadcasting NFL games on Christmas Day, with Cowboys vs. Commanders kicking off at 1 p.m. ET and Lions vs. Vikings following at 4:30 p.m. ET.

A Netflix subscription is required to stream the games in the U.S. The service offers three pricing tiers: Standard with ads ($7.99), Standard ($17.99), and Premium ($24.99). Netflix does not currently offer a free trial.

The broadcast booth will see Ian Eagle handling play-by-play duties alongside analysts Nate Burleson and Matt Ryan. On the sidelines at Northwest Stadium, Sara Walsh and Melanie Collins will deliver live updates throughout the game.

Game details:

Date and Time: Thursday, Dec. 25, at 1 p.m. ET

Location: Northwest Stadium, Landover, Maryland

TV: Exclusively available for streaming on Netflix

Announcers: Ian Eagle (play-by-play), Nate Burleson (color analyst), Matt Ryan (analyst), Sara Walsh (sideline reporter), Melanie Collins (sideline reporter)

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