Is there a website where I can check the wind at Wrigley?

[Danny82]

Is there a place that can tell me which direction the wind is blowing at Wrigley and how hard?

 

Thanks.

[Guest]

During the game, Gametracker has it. Before the game, I normally check weather.com's predictions for each game.

[UMFan83]

Correct me if I'm wrong

 

E/NE = Blowing out to center

E = Blowing out to right

NE = Blowing out to left

 

W/SW = Blowing in from center

W = Blowing in from right

SW = Blowing in from left

[Ding Dong Johnson]

Correct me if I'm wrong

 

E/NE = Blowing out to center

E = Blowing out to right

NE = Blowing out to left

 

W/SW = Blowing in from center

W = Blowing in from right

SW = Blowing in from left

 

I think you have that backwards, unless you're referring to which direction the wind is blowing as opposed to from which direction it is coming

[Danny82]

During the game, Gametracker has it. Before the game, I normally check weather.com's predictions for each game.

 

Weather.com does predictions for each individual ballgame or you look at the wind for the city in general and figure it out for yourself?

[pitchcs]

Correct me if I'm wrong

 

E/NE = Blowing out to center

E = Blowing out to right

NE = Blowing out to left

 

W/SW = Blowing in from center

W = Blowing in from right

SW = Blowing in from left

 

I think you have that backwards, unless you're referring to which direction the wind is blowing as opposed to from which direction it is coming

 

Sounds right to me.

[daske17]

Correct me if I'm wrong

 

E/NE = Blowing out to center

E = Blowing out to right

NE = Blowing out to left

 

W/SW = Blowing in from center

W = Blowing in from right

SW = Blowing in from left

 

Actually, it's more like:

 

E = Blowing in from right

NE = Blowing in from center

N = Blowing in from left

 

W = blowing out to right

SW = blowing out to center

S = blowing out to left

[Guest]

During the game, Gametracker has it. Before the game, I normally check weather.com's predictions for each game.

 

Weather.com does predictions for each individual ballgame or you look at the wind for the city in general and figure it out for yourself?

 

Each individual ballgame: http://www.weather.com/activities/events/mlb/?from=secondarynav

[Guest]

Correct me if I'm wrong

 

E/NE = Blowing out to center

E = Blowing out to right

NE = Blowing out to left

 

W/SW = Blowing in from center

W = Blowing in from right

SW = Blowing in from left

 

Actually, it's more like:

 

E = Blowing in from right

NE = Blowing in from center

N = Blowing in from left

 

W = blowing out to right

SW = blowing out to center

S = blowing out to left

 

Correct.