Will it rain for Giants' game tonight? See Thursday's weather forecast

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Week 10 of the NFL season begins tonight in the Garden State with the Giants taking on the Commanders on Thursday night.

It's an important divisional showdown with the Giants looking to continue to control the NFC East division with the regular season now past the halfway point.

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Another win would put Big Blue another step closer to clinching their first division title in 15 years, last doing so en route to their most recent Lombardi trophy in Super Bowl 46.

As it has been many times for both the Giants and Jets home games this season, weather will seemingly be a factor at MetLife Stadium this evening.

Here's the latest weather forecast for MetLife Stadium on Thursday night:

Giants vs Commanders weather forecast at MetLife Stadium

If you're heading to MetLife tonight to catch this NFC East showdown, fans should be prepared for inclement weather.

According to weather.com, storms are hitting the East Rutherford area throughout the afternoon, with gusty winds and small hail possible.

However, the worst of it seems as it'll be before kickoff with precipitation slowing down leading up to and throughout the Giants-Commanders game.

By the time the game gets underway shortly after 8 p.m., temperatures are expected to be in the low 50s and feel like the high 40s with winds circulating around 10 mph.

Fans should come ready with umbrellas, rain boots and whatever else necessary to stay dry in what will likely be a wet, slightly chilly night this evening in the Meadowlands.

This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Will it rain for Giants' game tonight? See Thursday's weather forecast

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