The weather forecast offers hope for San Francisco 49ers fans as rain threats for the playoff clash against the Green Bay Packers diminish.

San Francisco Bay Area meteorologist Roger Gass suggests a dry period during the game, amid two rain waves over the weekend. The kickoff at Levi’s Stadium, scheduled for 5:15 p.m., might escape the rain. Although roadways could be wet, the game itself is expected to proceed without rain.

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The first system arrives midday Friday, with a potential third of an inch of rain. Saturday is anticipated to be mostly dry, with light rain focused on coastal ranges. The next system is set to arrive after 10 p.m. on Saturday night, post-game.

While Saturday might be dry, forecaster Jan Null advises caution as unstable air might bring random isolated showers. The second system, influenced by a weak atmospheric river, could bring 1.25 inches of rain Saturday night into Monday.

Despite expected winds from the systems, blustery conditions during the game are unlikely. No wind advisories for Santa Clara Valley are anticipated.

The San Jose International Airport weather gauge predicts an afternoon high of 61 degrees on Saturday, with game-time temperatures likely in the high 50s.

In preparation for the game, former weather service forecaster Jan Null recommends bringing a poncho as a precaution.

Weather report for the Packers vs. 49ers game indicates a chance of rain during the Saturday night kickoff. Weather models suggest a 75% chance of rain throughout the game, with mild winds below 10 mph and temperatures in the mid-50s.

The 49ers, accustomed to playing in various weather conditions, face the challenge of a potentially wet playing surface. Despite previous success in rain, slippery conditions might influence the Niners’ cut-reliant play calls.

Oddsmakers opened San Francisco as a 9.5-point home favorite, with minimal influence expected from light rains on the betting markets.

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In summary, while rain might threaten the Packers vs. 49ers game, a dry period is expected during the kickoff, with potential wet roadways and a cautious outlook for fans.