The NFL remains silent for the moment as the Browns prepare for heavy rains, winds to the opening

CLEVELAND, Ohio – When the Browns and Steelers face Sunday afternoon, they will do so in a small while in the AFC North. The remains of Tropical Storm Gordon mean a lot of rain and a lot of wind in the forecast.

Accuweather predicts temperatures in the 60s to 60s throughout the day. Hourly forecasts, Saturday afternoon, showed a small window between 13h and 15h. without rain.

There is a flash watch in effect.

From the National Meteorological Service:

The Flash Flood watch continues for

* Parts of northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania, including the following areas: Northwestern Pennsylvania, Crawford.

* From late evening to Monday evening

* The possibility of significant amounts of precipitation between 3 and 5 inches with locally higher quantities is possible. This amount of rain could cause flooding in major rivers, streams and streams. In some situations, there is a possibility of large and widespread floods throughout the area. Some localized areas may see flash floods due to heavy rainfall on saturated soils.

Any decision to postpone Sunday's game rests with the NFL. The league did not respond to a request for comment on the weather situation.