Slideshow: Bad weather high school football photos
By Steve Montoya
Nov 27, 2012, 9:00am
A photographic look at some bad weather football games around the country.
Rain, hail, sleet and snow. Don't forget fog and mud.
All types of inclement weather can make your day worse but they also make football a whole lot more interesting.
Our MaxPreps professional photographers have been out in the cold at high school football games around the country all season long, encountering all sorts of wild weather.
Take a look at some of the conditions high school teams, fans and photographers face during the playoffs.
You can see how thick the snow is at the Port Allegany vs. Clarion Area game in Pennsylvania.
Photo by Paul Burdick
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Fog took over in Southern California. This is at the St. Monica vs. Rio Hondo Prep game.
Photo by Vince Pugliese
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It was tough to see the action from afar at the University Prep vs. Selinsgrove game in Pennsylvania.
Photo by Ken Reabe Jr
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Rain left a muddy field at the Lockport vs. Orchard Park game in New York.
Photo by Terry Wherry
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In Pennsylvania, Port Allegany and Clarion Area team captains meet before the game. The snow certainly didn't let up during the game.
Photo by Eric Elliott
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Rice-Eccles Stadium, U of U before a playoff game in Utah.
Photo by David Argyle
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Mascots and cheerleaders didn't let the snow stop them in Pennsylvania.
Photo by Eric Elliott
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Snow didn't stop the big hits at the Highland vs. Mountain Crest game in Utah.
Photo by David Kocher
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Rain poured down at the Enochs vs. Oak Ridge game in California.
Photo by Derek Carroll
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Fans still came out to support their teams no matter how cold it got in Utah.
Photo by David Argyle
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Hillhouse runs out onto the field before its game with St. Joseph in Connecticut.
Photo by Kevin Pataky
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Semi-final game in Montana between Great Falls Russell and Butte.
Courtesy of Karen Thornton/CMR QB club
