MLB Weather Report for Tuesday 6/23/26

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DK Network AI · 2026-06-23 · via DraftKings Network

Get today’s MLB weather report, including rain delay risks, postponement concerns, DFS and betting impacts for all 15 games on Tuesday’s slate.

Tuesday’s 15-game slate presents a split weather picture across the league. The most significant concerns center on Minneapolis, where showers and thunderstorms carry a 90% chance of precipitation throughout the evening. Washington, D.C. saw heavy morning storms with lingering risk into early evening, while New York faces a 70% chance of showers and thunderstorms that could threaten the Cubs-Mets matchup at Citi Field. Denver’s late-game window carries increasing storm potential. The majority of the slate, particularly games in Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago (South Side), St. Louis, and the West Coast, should play uninterrupted under dry conditions. Temperatures range from a mild 66 degrees in San Francisco to a sweltering 93 degrees in St. Petersburg, where a heat advisory is in effect.

Highest Delay Risk Games

Los Angeles Dodgers at Minnesota Twins (7:40 p.m. ET)

Delay Risk: HIGH

Target Field faces the most threatening weather on tonight’s slate. Showers and thunderstorms are forecast throughout the afternoon and evening, with a 90% chance of precipitation. Expected rainfall between a quarter and half an inch, with higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. A hazardous weather outlook is active for the Minneapolis area. Postponement remains a legitimate possibility if storms persist through first pitch.

Chicago Cubs at New York Mets (7:10 p.m. ET)

Delay Risk: MODERATE-HIGH

Showers and thunderstorms are likely at Citi Field, with a 70% chance of precipitation during game time. Rainfall of 0.10 to 0.25 inches is expected, with higher totals possible in thunderstorms. Precipitation chances drop to 30% later in the evening, suggesting a delay rather than postponement is the more probable outcome.

Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals (6:45 p.m. ET)

Delay Risk: MODERATE

The D.C. area dealt with significant storms earlier in the day, with 90% precipitation probability and 0.50 to 0.75 inches of rainfall expected mainly before 4 p.m. A hazardous weather outlook remains active. Conditions should improve by first pitch, but lingering instability and a late-afternoon thunderstorm window (4-5 p.m.) could push the start time. Once underway, the evening looks progressively drier.

Safest Weather Games

Seattle Mariners at Pittsburgh Pirates (6:40 p.m. ET)

PNC Park will see clearing skies through the evening after early cloud cover. Winds remain light at 8-11 mph from the north, temperatures settle near 78 degrees, and there is zero precipitation in the forecast. Ideal conditions for uninterrupted baseball.

Milwaukee Brewers at Cincinnati Reds (7:10 p.m. ET)

Great American Ball Park expects sunny skies, an 80-degree high, and calm north winds at 5-8 mph. No precipitation is in the forecast through the overnight hours. Perfect conditions.

New York Yankees at Detroit Tigers (6:40 p.m. ET)

Comerica Park benefits from sunny skies and a high of 77 degrees with light north winds at 6-8 mph. Zero precipitation probability tonight, with mostly clear conditions expected.

At-a-Glance Weather Table

Matchup	First Pitch (ET)	Temp	Wind	Precip %	Delay Risk
Astros at Blue Jays	4:07 p.m.	77°F	N 9 mph, gusts 19 mph	10%	LOW (retractable roof)
Royals at Rays	6:40 p.m.	93°F	W 5-11 mph	0%	NONE (dome)
Yankees at Tigers	6:40 p.m.	77°F	N 6-8 mph	0%	LOW
Mariners at Pirates	6:40 p.m.	78°F	N 8-11 mph	0%	LOW
Rangers at Marlins	6:40 p.m.	90°F	SE 5-9 mph	30%	LOW (retractable roof)
Phillies at Nationals	6:45 p.m.	78°F	NW 9-14 mph, gusts 20 mph	40%	MODERATE
Cubs at Mets	7:10 p.m.	73°F	N 6-10 mph	70%	MODERATE-HIGH
Brewers at Reds	7:10 p.m.	80°F	N 5-8 mph	0%	LOW
Guardians at White Sox	7:40 p.m.	69°F	N 10 mph	0%	LOW
Dodgers at Twins	7:40 p.m.	76°F	SE 5-10 mph	90%	HIGH
Diamondbacks at Cardinals	7:45 p.m.	82°F	NE light	0%	LOW
Red Sox at Rockies	8:40 p.m.	86°F	Variable, gusts 22 mph	30-50%	MODERATE
Orioles at Angels	9:38 p.m.	82°F	SW 5-10 mph	0%	LOW
Braves at Padres	9:40 p.m.	73°F	W 5-10 mph	0%	LOW
Athletics at Giants	9:45 p.m.	66°F	WSW 5-11 mph	0%	LOW

Key DFS & Betting Weather Spots

Los Angeles Dodgers at Minnesota Twins

Postponement is a real possibility at Target Field tonight. DFS players should monitor lineup locks closely and consider late-swap flexibility if rostering Twins or Dodgers hitters.
If the game starts on time, expect a potentially shortened outing or multiple delays that disrupt pitching rhythm. Unders may carry additional value given the likelihood of interruptions.
Avoid heavy stacking in this game unless you can confirm a clear window before lock.

Chicago Cubs at New York Mets

Citi Field’s 70% precipitation chance and thunderstorm potential create significant lineup construction risk. A delay at or near first pitch is plausible.
The diminishing rain probability later in the evening suggests the game is more likely delayed than postponed, but early-inning disruptions could benefit relievers over starters in DFS scoring.
Weather suppresses confidence in game stacks. Pivot to single-player exposure if building around this matchup.

Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals

The storm system that hit D.C. earlier should be clearing by first pitch, but the window is tight. A 15-30 minute delay to start remains possible.
If the game begins on time, conditions improve throughout. Winds gusting to 20 mph from the northwest could slightly suppress fly ball carry to left-center at Nationals Park.
Once play is underway, this projects as a stable environment. The moderate delay risk is front-loaded.

Boston Red Sox at Colorado Rockies

Coors Field’s afternoon storm window (30% at first pitch, rising to 50% as the evening progresses) creates increasing concern for late-game interruptions. Some storms could be severe per the NWS outlook.
The thin Denver air and 86-degree temperatures still favor an elevated offensive environment when play is active. Gusts up to 22 mph add variability to fly ball outcomes.
The Coors effect remains in play for DFS stacking, but the storm risk warrants monitoring. Consider this game for GPP exposure rather than cash lineups.

Guardians at White Sox

Guaranteed Rate Field will be one of the coolest environments on the slate at 69 degrees with a steady 10 mph north wind. These conditions slightly favor pitchers.
No precipitation concern, making this a safe game for roster construction. The cooler air and north wind may suppress home run carry, particularly to center and right-center.

Rangers at Marlins

LoanDepot Park’s retractable roof eliminates delay concern despite Miami’s 30% scattered storm probability. A heat advisory is in effect with temperatures reaching 90 degrees and a heat index near 105.
If the roof is closed (likely given the heat advisory), the controlled environment neutralizes any weather edge. Monitor roof status for DFS wind considerations.

Astros at Blue Jays

Rogers Centre’s retractable roof should be open in pleasant 77-degree conditions with only a 10% rain probability. North winds gusting to 19 mph could create an interesting fly ball environment if the roof remains open.
The wind direction at Rogers Centre (blowing in from center when winds are northerly) may slightly suppress power numbers. Pitcher-friendly lean if the roof stays open in this configuration.

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