Heavy rains in Illinois obscured visibility as residents across Chicago experienced flash flooding on streets and at sports venues.
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Mother Nature is still undefeated. Also undefeated: the Chicago Bears.
Behind second-year quarterback Justin Fields, the Bears pulled off a wet Week 1 upset with a 19-10 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on a rain-soaked Solider Field. Sunday.
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The game could have been postponed or something. Under this kinda weather, allergies and illnesses are imminent.
@NICHELEDIONE Bc it’s football baby
Football is played in the elements!
It’s fun playing in the rain
It’s football, so they will play in all kinds of weather sunny, rainy, windy, snow. Only Lightning will delay the game until it stops.
I remembered the Bears played the Colts in rainy conditions before in the Super Bowl in Miami.
Postponed because of rain?! Why not just cancel the whole season? What’s the point of playing if they can’t play in heavy rain or white out conditions from time to time. That’s just part of the sport. Playing in whatever weather Mother Nature throws at you short of any natural disasters. These guys just had a little rain.
It was a fluke of a win smh 🤦🏾♂️
Oh you mad huh?😂🤡
Need some milk? 🥛
No sir
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Would you like some cheese to go with that wine? 😛
Perfect football conditions