Headed to Lambeau Field tonight? Jeff Hanisch-US PRESSWIRE

Interested in watching tonight’s preseason game?

Well, if you don’t have tickets to Lambeau Field for 2012s first game at the iconic stadium, here’s a primer for what you may want to know.

The weather

August 3, 2012; Green Bay, WI, USA; Green Bay Packers fans hold up signs during the Family Night scrimmage at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-US PRESSWIRE

But if you are going, you might want to check out the weather conditions first: In fact, if you’re heading to the stadium very early – like this morning or early afternoon – you might want to bring an umbrella. And then don’t forget to pack a Packers sweatshirt or sweater because by game time it looks like it will be a bit chilly.

For more information on the weather, check it out here.

Also check out Packers.com game day information – they have everything you need to know

On the road

And did you know there is construction on Hwy. 41. The Wisconsin Department of Transportation has provided the following nicely put together list for those who may be on the road to Green Bay tonight. Check it out:

Packer travel advisory

Road construction update in Northeast Wisconsin

(Green Bay) The Wisconsin Department of Transportation (WisDOT) Northeast Region is reminding motorists heading to Lambeau Field on Thursday, August 16 for the Green Bay Packers / Cleveland Browns football game that the road construction season continues on most major roads in Northeast Wisconsin. While most projects will stop and two lanes of traffic will be open, drivers might still encounter road conditions in the work zones that could cause backups.

WisDOT strongly recommends motorists allow themselves additional time to reach their destinations.

Here is a list of the major roads in northeast Wisconsin most Packers fans will be traveling and the road conditions they should anticipate:

US 41

·        Brown County – drivers will encounter 11-foot travel lanes and reduced shoulders in multiple locations along a 10-mile segment of highway. The speed limit is reduced to 55 mph from just south of Scheuring Road to Memorial Drive.

·        Winnebago County – a majority of 12 miles of highway, from 9th Avenue to Breezewood Lane, has restricted shoulders, 11-foot travel lanes and reduced speed limits in both directions.

WIS 29

·        Brown County – motorists traveling on WIS 29 will have to drive on 11-foot traffic lanes with reduced shoulders on five miles of highway from County FF to US 41. These restrictions affect both eastbound and westbound traffic lanes.

WIS 54

·        Brown County – the WIS 54 and Seminary Road intersection has been reconfigured during roundabout construction that could slow traffic and cause backups at this location.

I-43/Leo Frigo Bridge

·        Brown County – traffic on I-43 at the Leo Frigo Bridge is reduced to a single lane with speeds reduced to 55 mph in both directions over a 3.5-mile segment of the highway.

Radio stations

Boise, Idaho

• KJOT/105.1 FM [4]
• KQXR/100.3 FM [5]
• KRVB/94.9 FM [6]
• KTHI/107.1 FM [7]

Knoxville, Tennessee

• WCYQ/93.1 FM [8]
• WKHT/104.5 FM [9]
• WKTI/1040 AM [10]
• WWST/102.1 FM [11]

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

• WLWK/94.5 FM [12]
• WTMJ/620 AM [13]

Omaha, Nebraska

• KEZO/92.3 FM [14]
• KKCD/105.9 FM [15]
• KQCH/94/1 FM [16]
• KSRZ/104.5 FM [17]
• KXSP/590 AM [18]

Springfield, Missouri

• KSGF/1260 AM, 104.1 FM [19]
• KSPW/96.5 FM [20]
• KTTS-FM/94.7 FM [21]
• KZRQ/106.7 FM [22]

Tucson, Arizona

• KFFN/1490 AM
• KTGV/106.3 FM [23]
• KMXZ/94.9 FM [24]
• KQTH/104.1 FM [25]

Tulsa, Oklahoma

• KFAQ/1170 AM [26]
• KVOO-FM/98.5 FM [27]
• KXBL/99.5 FM [28]
• KHTT/106.9 FM [29]
• KBEZ/92.9 FM [30]

Wichita, Kansas

• KFDI-FM/101.3 FM [31]
• KLIO/1070 AM [32]
• KFXJ/104.5 FM [33]
• KICT-FM/95.1 FM [34]
• KFTI-FM/92.3 FM [35]
• KYQQ/106.5 FM