It is not going to have overly cold pavement either. It is already in the upper 40's to mid 50's around the area with some near or above 60's coming possibly.
I played soccer in rain and snow. Would not want to do it now. But again my point was that it cost one team 3 players for the entirety of the year. An unfortunate side effect of playing in snow.
No issues with that but playing on a snow covered field is tough for me to accept. Rain is rain but snow and people not being able to do basic things like stop is a bit much. Understand both sides.
I am not of that opinion but no issues. I think it should be indoor and all about the skill and coaching/strategy. The Niners lost 3 players for the rest of the season because they played in snow 2 weekends ago.
Hear lots of people talking about the souther boys needing to play in cold so the weather will be important. Best LR thoughts right now are not so cold but not a torch either. If it is near or above, I am not sure weather makes a difference if dry.