By Vince Cestone (with help from Christina Loren)
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Unlike the benign conditions at the Arizona Diamondbacks' roofed stadium, San Francisco's AT&T Park will be howling with winds that could give the baseball a push towards center field.
The game-time temperature will be a cool, clear 52 degrees. The 11-mph winds will be blowing from the west-northwest, which will give the ball a push out to slightly right of center field.
Rain will not even be a factor in tonight's game, so brace yourself for a wonderful summer night in the city by the bay.
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Tonight, Ryan Vogelsong (1-2, 2.94 ERA) will take on Christian Friedrich (1-0, 1.50 ERA).
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By Vince Cestone (with help from NBC Bay Area's Christina Loren)
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The San Francisco Giants will try to have a better forecast tonight, as they take on the Miami Marlins for the second straight night.
The game-time temperature will be a cool, crisp 53 degrees with a 12 mph west wind blowing straight towards center field. This means the ball will carry out towards the 399 marker in dead center, so the home run ball could be a factor tonight.
The temperature will remain relatively stable throughout the night, and the conditions will be cloudy. It will be another beautiful night in the city by the bay.
Will the game result for San Francisco be as beautiful as tonight's weather will be?
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By Vince Cestone (with help from NBC Bay Area Meteorologist Christina Loren)
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A strong 21 mph wind could carry the ball out towards center field tonight at AT&T Park says NBC Bay Area Meteorologist Christina Loren.
The temperature during tonight's contest between the San Francisco Giants and the San Diego Padres will be a cool, crisp 57 degrees. The conditions will be mostly cloudy by the game's 7:15 p.m. start time, but will clear up as the game progresses.
The west-northwest wind will have a slight influence towards right of center. It will be a nice, fresh breeze and a beautiful night at the ballpark on the shores of McCovey Cove.
The Giants and Padres will play a three-game weekend series.
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By Vince Cestone
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NBC Bay Area Meteorologist Christina Loren predicts that the ball will carry to center field tonight, with a slight push towards McCovey Cove.
The game-time temperature for tonight's 7:15 p.m. start at AT&T Park will be 56 degrees, with a 21 mph west- northwest wind. The conditions will be cloudy, with just a 10 percent chance of precipitation.
At around 9 p.m., winds will push a little more toward McCovey Cove, so if it is a tight one going in to the late innings, a big home run could be in the forecast.
Swing that power stick tonight Nate the Great!
Stay tuned...
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