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Snow and wind hit Buffalo with perfect timing for Monday's Bills-Patriots game

At the point when you come to Buffalo in December, getting smacked in the face by winter is consistently a chance.

Hours before Monday night's down between the Buffalo Bills and New England Patriots, those at the arena were posting pictures and recordings of the climate. It wasn't wonderful.

There was a ton of wind, blowing snow and cold. The whirlwinds were around 50 miles each hour, so solid that it thumped one of the banners off the highest point of the goal line. The hostile players — especially Patriots youngster quarterback Mac Jones, who was brought up in Jacksonville — needed to wince. The Bills' initial opening shot, with the breeze at their backs, went right into the stands. On New England's first belonging, a pitch straight back to running back Damien Harris was bungled, and afterward a dropkick seemed as though a shot put falling off the leg of Patriots punter Jake Bailey.

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Bailey's subsequent dropkick went 15 yards straight into the Patriots sideline. It was an insane climate night.

The alarm sent by NFL Football Operations a couple of hours before the opening shot made it sound like a hopeless night was ahead in the arena:

Pregame: Cloudy. Extremely blustery, with wind blasts to 50-55 mph. 40% possibility of snow showers. Snow amassing of a tidying to 1/2" potential. Temperatures in the mid to bring down 30s.

Game: Cloudy. Extremely breezy, with wind blasts to 45-50 mph early, diminishing to 40-45 mph after 10pm. 40% possibility of snow showers. Snow collection of 1/2-1" potential. Temperatures in the lower 30s to upper 20s.

Postgame: Mostly overcast. Blustery, with wind blasts to 35-40 mph. 30% possibility of snow showers. Snow collection of a tidying to 1/2" potential. Temperatures in the upper 20s.

It was anything but an incredible scene in Buffalo, except if you were sitting in your warm front room watching.