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Photos: Seahawks’ Lumen Field blanketed in snow for Bears game

The Seahawks are set to play just their third home game ever in snow Sunday. Read the story and see pictures from Lumen Field here.

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The snow was a day too late in Seattle for there to be a white Christmas, but by arriving early Sunday morning it at least gave the city something it had seen even less in its history: a home Seahawks game in snow.

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The Seahawks’ Lumen Field was overtaken by the winter storm that dumped snow on the region Sunday, meaning the 1:05 p.m. game between the Hawks and Chicago Bears took place in snowy conditions.

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Seattle home games in snow are an especially rare occurrence, having happened only twice before. The first came in 2006 against the Green Bay Packers, and that was followed two years later in a meeting with the New York Jets. The Seahawks were a perfect 2-0 in home snow games until the Bears came back late Sunday to upset Seattle 25-24.

The one wild card for Sunday’s game was the fact that the Bears traditionally are more accustomed to playing in wintry weather.

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See photos from snowy Lumen Field taken by Getty Images’ Steph Chambers and Abbie Parr in the the gallery at the top of this post.

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Brent Stecker Editor, Seattle Sports

Brent Stecker is Lead Editor of SeattleSports.com, a role he has held since 2017. A native of Ephrata, Wash., he joined the Seattle Sports and MyNorthwest.com team in 2013 after six years as a sports reporter for The Wenatchee World.

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