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As a reference point, the noon temperature today was about 28 degrees. Game time tomorrow is noon. Forecast is for clear and cold tomorrow...
The ump should
try to not ever call a game on account of cold. Conditions like that are up to home team personel, AD's/coaches/etc, BEFORE the game starts. Once the game starts, precipitation and/or lightning is about the only way to call a game in regards to weather. Chapter 10 of the Federal Regulations manual says the home ump has control over anything not covered in the rules. So, I suppose the situation could arise where it is, say, 28 degrees already; and a cold(er) front comes in mid-game and players are cramping up. Very unlikely, but it could happen.