Several teams around the NFL are going to have to battle the elements in Week 15. The Sporting News has the latest updates on the conditions around the league.

The National Weather Service is warning NFL fans attending Sunday's freezing cold games to be careful. Three NFL regular season games in Week 15 are expected to have dangerously low temperatures. Temperatures for three different Week 15 NFL regular season games are expected to dip into the teens,

A polar vortex from Canada will descend into the United States this weekend, creating frigid conditions in the midwest and, later, the east coast. Temperatures are expected to hover in the single digits in many areas, and that's without factoring in wind chill and other potential adverse conditions.

Forecasts are calling for the single digits, or colder, in the Midwest and East Coast this weekend. With some big NFL games on tap, the weather could be a factor

Outkick writer Austin Perry joined FOX Weather Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen to break down the risk of weather impact (ROWI) for some of the wildest games of week 15 of NFL football.

It's going to rain all weekend in Jacksonville, and the heaviest stuff is expected to come down on Sunday. The exact timing of the rain will be unknown but there's a strong chance you get a weather delay at some point in this contest. The total right now sits at 47.5, which is a bit inflated considering the forecast and the state of both offenses.

This week it's all about an arctic blast that will bring frigid air and gusty winds. Wind chills below zero could be felt in some NFL stadiums in week 15.

Footing and hanging onto the ball will be crucial in a game that will determine the AFC South leader and dramatically affect playoff chances for both.

Currently, AccuWeather notes that sustained winds are expected to be around 12 mph, which is not so bad; however, gusts are expected to be pushing 30 mph, which is a major red flag. It would be best advised to sit kickers in this game, and I would likely avoid players involved in the deep passing game, like Jerry Jeudy.