The Kansas City Chiefs are gearing up to face off against the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Wildcard Playoffs at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York. With the game being held on enemy turf, the Chiefs are expecting a raucous atmosphere from the passionate Bills Mafia. However, one factor they may not have to worry about is the weather.

According to NFL Weather, the temperature at kickoff is projected to be a bone-chilling 18° Fahrenheit, but it will feel even colder, with a wind chill of 6°. Despite these frigid conditions, the Chiefs have experienced worse in recent memory, having played in a game with a kickoff temperature of -7°. In comparison, Buffalo's weather almost seems like a mild heat wave.

Expect breezy conditions at the stadium, as there will be steady winds blowing at 12 miles per hour from the southwest, with gusts reaching up to 17 miles per hour. Throughout the game, the temperature is not expected to change significantly, meaning fans in attendance should prepare for consistent winter weather throughout the matchup.

Last week, the Chiefs displayed their ability to triumph over harsh elements when they emerged victorious in a challenging game. While Bills Mafia will undoubtedly do their utmost to disrupt Kansas City's rhythm, the weather should not be a formidable obstacle for the Chiefs this time around.

As Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs offense take their playoff journey on the road for the first time under his leadership (excluding the Super Bowl), they will look to prove that weather conditions are no match for their skill and determination. With their eyes set on advancing in the playoffs, the Chiefs remain undeterred by the chilly forecast in Buffalo.

Kickoff is right around the corner, and both teams are ready to go head-to-head in what promises to be an intense playoff matchup. As fans prepare for an exhilarating game, they can rest assured that the Chiefs are primed to weather the cold and put on a strong performance on the field.