Patriots vs Jaguars weather report: Latest on conditions at Wembley Stadium for Week 7 game in London

The New England Patriots will lock horns with the Jacksonville Jaguars in the final NFL London game of the 2024 season on Sunday. The Week 7 clash between the two AFC teams will commence at 9:30 a.m. ET from Wembley Stadium in London, England.

Jaguars vs. Patriots weather report for Week 7

As per reports, the temperature at kick-off is expected to hover around 60°F, with sunny and clear conditions over Wembley Stadium. The winds will be blowing at between 17-19 mph which could impact the game. However, there is also a 50% chance of rain showers during the matchup.

The temperature is expected to get warmer as the game progresses into the afternoon. However, there is a potential of players having to deal with slippery balls, coupled with some gusty winds. This could mean that both teams might focus more on ground-based attacks. The kicking games could also be affected due to the strong winds, but the stadium could mitigate part of that issue.

• Kickoff: 9:30 a.m. ET on Sunday from Wembley Stadium in London
• Expected Temperature: 60°F
• Showers: 50% chance
• Wind: 17-19 mph

NFL 2024: How to watch Jacksonville Jaguars vs. New England Patriots? TV schedule and livestream for Week 7 game in London

Jacksonville Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence - Source: Getty

The Jaguars vs. Patriots NFL London Week 7 game will be broadcast live on NFL Network, where Chris Rose (Play-by-Play) Joe Thomas (Analyst), and Steve Wyche (Sideline) will provide the coverage. Fans can also livestream the contest on Fubo or NFL+.

• Date: Sunday, Oct. 20, 2024
• Time: 9:30 a.m. ET
• TV channel: NFL Network
• Live stream: Fubo or NFL+
• Venue: Wembley Stadium in London, England

The Patriots (1-5) will aim to quell their five-game losing streak on Sunday. Quarterback Drake Maye will lead the team's offense.

Meanwhile, the Jaguars (1-5) got their only win of the season when they beat the Indianapolis Colts in Week 5. Trevor Lawrence will start as Jacksonville's signal-caller against New England.