AT&T Stadium faces another potential weather mess for a big game

Fourteen years after a blizzard spoiled North Texas’ only Super Bowl game, the weather is expected to impact a fairly important college football game being played there.

On Friday night, Texas and Ohio State will square off in the Cotton Bowl, which is also a CFP semifinal.

via Austin American-Statesman“The National Weather Service expectsImpressive snowfall“It starts Thursday morning and continues into Thursday evening. This is a problem, since the snow/ice removal strategy in Dallas consists of hiding under the bed and waiting for it to melt.

The melting is scheduled to begin on Friday when temperatures approach 40 degrees.

Currently, A A winter storm warning has been issued By NWS.

Current forecasts are for 2 to 4 inches of snow and up to a tenth of an inch of ice.

Obviously, the weather won’t affect the game; The stadium has a retractable roof. Getting there can be a problem.

Then there’s the fact that the 2011 storm dumped ice and injured six people just two days before Super Bowl XLV.

Roof modifications should prevent this from happening again. However, Mother Nature was not defeated. And the possibility of another storm like the one that affected the Super Bowl and maybe that

At the moment, postponement of the match is said to be not an option. No matter what happens, it wouldn’t be a good idea to let Jerry World host another Super Bowl.