The Buffalo Bills and Cleveland Browns are currently in the midst of a weather delay during the preseason Week 2 game on Saturday.It started pouring at Huntington Bank Field just two minutes after the game started. It started out as a light rain before the skies opened up.Not long after that, the referees called for a delay due to lightning strikes in the area, which can be dangerous for everyone on the field and in the stands.WGRZ's Jonathan Acosta noted that there was also a "loud crack of thunder" before the delay was called.Follow our tracker below for the latest updates on when the game will resume.Bills-Browns weather delay updatesWe are still waiting for an update from the league on an expected time for the game to resume. We'll update this page once more information becomes available.Weather delays in the NFL usually take upwards of an hour, so it could be about that long before play resumes.Here's a look at the situation when the game was called.#Browns v #Bills stopped due to lightning pic.twitter.com/fVGPpPWM5T— Alisson Toro-Lagos 🇨🇱 (@atlTVnews) August 22, 2026NFL rules on weather delaysAccording to the NFL rule book, a delay can occur when a game is "imminently threatened" by the weather.Weather conditions that can cause a delay include lightning and flooding. In the case of a lightning strike, a game is called if the strike occurs within 10 miles of the stadium.The rule book also states that "the commissioner has the authority to review the circumstances of each emergency and to adjust the following procedures in whatever manner the commissioner deems appropriate."Add us as a preferred source on GoogleFollow