Weather Conditions Could Hinder Home Runs at College Baseball World Seriies

(Baton Rouge, Louisiana) - The LSU Tigers baseball team is going for the National Championship this weekend in Omaha, Nebraska, and they may have more than one obstacle on the field this weekend.

The Tigers are taking on a red-hot team from Coastal Carolina this weekend, and it will be HOT in Omaha. Temperatures are predicted to exceed 100 degrees, which should allow for many house runs, but there's a problem.

When the Tigers take the field this weekend, it will not only be very hot but also very windy. Unfortunately, the wind will not be blowing out of the stadium, but rather gusty winds are predicted to be blowing in from right field.

These conditions will make hitting the ball out of the park very difficult, but not impossible.

For those heading out to cheer on the Tigers this weekend, make sure you have a few things in your possession. You will need plenty of sunscreen, and don't forget to stay hydrated while out cheering on LSU in Omaha.

It's probably a great idea to have a hat on as well, either for protection from the sun or the wind. You'll need it.

When Does LSU Baseball Play?

LSU takes on Coastal Carolina on Saturday at 6 p.m. and again on Sunday at 2 p.m. If Game 3 is necessary, it will take place on Monday at 6 pm. All games are scheduled to be broadcast on ESPN.

Here's a look at the predicted conditions in Omaha this weekend for the College Baseball World Series Championship.

And here's another look at the forecast in Omaha for the finals in the College Baseball World Series. Extreme Heat is predicted, and we hope everyone stays safe out there.