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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL from weather perspectives. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

July 1 6:30 am weather report

CIN and TEX will have the threat of a few, randomly organized tstorms (otherwise known as pop-up tstorms) around them this evening. I am not expecting any PPD and no other games will be impacted by rain.

Toronto is a retractable roof stadium and SD is played in sunny southern California. PIT looks like fantastic weather and TB is played in-doors. That pretty much covers the entire six game schedule for today and tonight!

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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

Last updated 6/1/19 at 6:10 am

CHW will see some tstorms approach them but being an afternoon game, they should be able to get the game in before they hit. STL may be the only game with the threat of a delay or PPD as BAL and NYY will also see tstorms approach them but too late for them to impact anything.

ATL continues to be very warm while SEA continues to see gorgeous weather so the roof should be open.



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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

May 29 at 5:45 pm ET

BAL is much improved. There is some rain around the park as of 5:45 but it is in the process of leaving. All of the other thunderstorm activity should remain to their north. I would put an in-game delay at 10-20%.

PHI is a different story. A mass of thunderstorms will not miss them. They could start delayed or have an in-game delay. If the game starts on-time, arms are not safe. Bats are not completely safe either as there is a 15-20% PPD risk.

All other games are safe for bats. COL has a very small chance of a delay.


BAL and PHI will be played in muggy and warm conditions. This will help the ball carry. Also, this will be one of Atlanta’s warmest home games so far on the season, so look for the ball too carry well there too.



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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

May 29 at 5:45 pm ET

BAL is much improved. There is some rain around the park as of 5:45 but it is in the process of leaving. All of the other thunderstorm activity should remain to their north. I would put an in-game delay at 10-20%.

PHI is a different story. A mass of thunderstorms will not miss them. They could start delayed or have an in-game delay. If the game starts on-time, arms are not safe. Bats are not completely safe either as there is a 15-20% PPD risk.

All other games are safe for bats. COL has a very small chance of a delay.


BAL and PHI will be played in muggy and warm conditions. This will help the ball carry. Also, this will be one of Atlanta’s warmest home games so far on the season, so look for the ball too carry well there too.



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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

May 28 at 3:00 pm ET

Several games to watch for some rain and/or thunder in the vicinity: NYY, BOS, PHI, BAL and COL. Of these games, I do not foresee a PPD in any of them, though that can not be completely ruled out and all these games need to be watched carefully.

PHI and BAL are on the warm side of a cold front and will see tstorms approach them this afternoon/evening. Baseballs should be able to carry real well in this pair of parks tonight but there is a big risk to arms. NYY is right along this front, and will see tstorms moving along it too. Clouds will limit the warmth (near 70 at gametime) but it will be very muggy. BOS is a completely different story, they are on the cool side of this front and may only be in the upper 40s for tonight’s game with a steady rain at times with no thunder. Last but not at least, COL will see much different weather than the past few days, a wind screaming in from center field and temperatures only near 50 with some light rain or drizzle at times.

Look for the roofs to be closed in HOU, SEA and MIA.


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Mark Paquette is a DFS meteorologist who focuses on MLB and the NFL. He graduated from UMass-Lowell with a degree in meteorology in 1996. He worked at AccuWeather as a meteorologist for almost a decade

May 28 at 3:00 pm ET

Several games to watch for some rain and/or thunder in the vicinity: NYY, BOS, PHI, BAL and COL. Of these games, I do not foresee a PPD in any of them, though that can not be completely ruled out and all these games need to be watched carefully.

PHI and BAL are on the warm side of a cold front and will see tstorms approach them this afternoon/evening. Baseballs should be able to carry real well in this pair of parks tonight but there is a big risk to arms. NYY is right along this front, and will see tstorms moving along it too. Clouds will limit the warmth (near 70 at gametime) but it will be very muggy. BOS is a completely different story, they are on the cool side of this front and may only be in the upper 40s for tonight’s game with a steady rain at times with no thunder. Last but not at least, COL will see much different weather than the past few days, a wind screaming in from center field and temperatures only near 50 with some light rain or drizzle at times.

Look for the roofs to be closed in HOU, SEA and MIA.


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