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Two different games on the NFL's Week 10 schedule could be impacted by inclement weather on Sunday. The are set to host the , and the are set to host the on Sunday. And while neither matchup is facing any kind of weather-related delay or postponement, expected rain and gusty winds just might curtail scoring.The Weather Channel is in Cleveland on Sunday, with 25-35 mph winds. Forecasts suggest a mix of sun and clouds in the afternoon, when the Reggie Bullock Jersey Browns kick off against the Texans at 1 p.m. ET, but Cleveland is also under a high wind warning from 1 p.m. Sunday to 11 p.m. Sunday night, with winds expected up to 60 mph throughout the day.In Green Bay, where the Packers kick off against Jacksonville at 1 p.m. ET, The Weather Channel predicts : After drizzles Sunday morning, the area is expected to endure cloudy, windy weather with an 60 percent chance of rain with snow showers between 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. There will be a chance of flurries after 4 p.m. Winds, meanwhile, are expected between 25-35 mph, with occasional gusts over 50 mph. Green Bay has a wind advisory.Here is Lambeau Field Sunday morning: Tom Peli sero (@TomPeli sero) The forecasts are notable if only because high scoring initially seemed likely in one or both contests. While the Jaguars are heavy underdogs against Green Bay, the Packers boast one of the NFL's best offenses and have averaged more than 30 points. Both the Browns and Texans, meanwhile, own bottom-10 defenses, each allowing close to or more than 30 points per game, so a shootout could have been anticipated there.Recent changes to betting lines reflect this reality, on Friday:(Most) games each week are taking heavy leans to the Over, but there are two Sunday taking huge leans to the Under at William Hill sportsbook in large part due to expected weather conditions: Texans at Browns, and Jaguars at Packers.(The Browns-Texans) total has plummeted from an open of 54 at William Hill to 49. A whopping 94 percent of all wagers on the total are on the Under and 60 percent of tickets sold ... (The Packers) total vs. the Jaguars has dropped from an open of 53 to 50 with 95 percent of all money wagered on the Under and 54 percent of tickets sold."These moves are weather-related," William Hill's Nick Bogdanovich told SportsLine. "Green Bay's supposed to have a bunch of wind, Cleveland a bunch of wind, (and) both look to be nasty. With the brutal wind, that means a lot more running, hard to throw obviously. Wind is the worst when projecting the total; rain and snow doesn't mean nearly as much. The wind is the key." Dick Barnett Jersey