Embracing the Elements at NRG Stadium

HOUSTON — Prepare yourself for a unique experience at NRG Stadium this Saturday during the Texans preseason game. Due to the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, the stadium’s retractable roof remains damaged, allowing outdoor elements to seep in.

Damage Assessment

Following the path of Hurricane Beryl, Air 11 captured the lasting impact on NRG Stadium’s roof. Despite ongoing repairs, portions of the stadium remain exposed, creating an outdoor-indoor fusion for spectators.

Event Preparations

NRG Park assures fans attending events, such as the Texans game against the Giants, that activities will continue as scheduled. However, the stadium advises guests to monitor weather forecasts and dress appropriately for varying conditions.

Houstonians heading to the Texans game this weekend should be aware of the roof damage caused by Hurricane Beryl. NRG Park recommends preparedness for inclement weather, exposing parts of the stadium to outdoor elements. #khou11

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Weather Forecast

According to KHOU 11 Chief Meteorologist David Paul, anticipate temperatures around 93 degrees at the start of the game, rising to about 98 by the end. There is a 20% chance of isolated thunderstorms, adding to the outdoor ambiance of NRG Stadium.