Temperature conditions at a portion of NRG Stadium seating remains a fluid situation while the home of the Texans is still in need of repair from damage caused by Hurricane Beryl that ripped off multiple panels on the roof during the Category 1 storm.
Get organized and transform your home with these Insider DealsStadium panels expected to be replaced by fourth week of regular season, weather forecast is cooler for Rams preseason game than a week ago for Giants game at NRG StadiumDuring the Texans’ home game last week against the New York Giants, fans in the uncovered area dealt with uncomfortable conditions due to the direct sunlight peeking through theThe stadium, which is owned by Harris County, is expected to have the panels for the roof...
“Luckily, it was preseason and there was seats available to move to. I’m afraid that during the season that will not be the case. My wife has an issue where she is not able to sweat like normal people and is affected by being in the heat for periods of times, where she will overheat easily. If the roof is not fixed, we will not be able to sit in our seats which is in section 134, row J.
The good news: The high temperatures of 100 degrees from a week ago should be much cooler this week when the Texans host the Los Angeles Rams with a noon kickoff.the forecast is below the heat advisory criteria. At 9 a.m., temperatures will be in the mid 80s and feel low the low 90s. By the end of the game, though, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 90s with a heat index between 100 degrees and 105 degrees.
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