Good Saturday morning, college football fans — it is a mid-November game day across the country, with sunshine and comfortable fall weather across much of the South and East, and a few spots where the weather is part of the game plan.

The best seats in the house are in the South. Florida leads the way at a sunny 83, Arizona is sunny near 77, Georgia is partly sunny near 75, and Louisiana is mostly sunny near 74. South Carolina is mostly sunny near 72, and Alabama, North Carolina, and Virginia all enjoy sunshine with highs in the low 60s — great tailgating weather from the Southeast to the Mid-Atlantic.

Now for the spots where weather changes the game. Alaska is the roughest ticket in the country — mostly cloudy with a chance of light snow, a high of only 18, and a 44 percent chance of precipitation, so expect a slick field and cold stands. Colorado is sunny but chilly at 44, and Utah and West Virginia top out near 48.

Rain is the story in the Northeast and parts of Texas. Maine sees light rain at 86 percent, New York has widespread rain showers at 76 percent, and New Hampshire is at 66 percent — all three mean a wet field and slippery ball handling. Texas brings rain showers likely at 67 percent, with Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and Rhode Island also in the rain.

North Dakota is the windy one to watch at 23 miles per hour — kickers, take note. Montana and Oregon are breezy at 15 and 16 miles per hour, which can affect long passes.

Hawaii's forecast was unavailable at publish time. Wherever you are watching today, dress for the weather and stay weather-aware. That is the TNW News college football forecast, every Saturday morning.