By: Harris Cooley

The forecast has remained consistent with partly cloudy skies and calm winds. Higher pressures with a relaxed pressure gradient will keep these trends around for the race tomorrow as well. The teams were flying around the track today even with a bit cloudier conditions than expected. I will keep you all updated with changing conditions. A metric graphic is displayed below...

By: Harris Cooley

The weather at Monza is set to be superb. After a few nasty GP's, the Dutch GP was beautiful and the Italian GP is shaping up to be no different. The pressure gradient is relaxed keeping wind speeds down while moisture will be low as well. This will keep cloud coverage to a minimum with moderate temperatures by the afternoon. I will continue to watch the models, but there is not much variation in the forecast as of now. A metric graphic is displayed below...

By: Harris Cooley

The forecast for this weekend is quite pleasant with clear skies, low wind speeds, and mild temperatures. This is a large change from what last weekends weather was like, so the drivers' will be happy about that. The practice sessions have been exciting thus far as conditions are perfect for crisp driving. With the presence of the sun throughout the afternoon Sunday, the teams' will not need to worry about grip as much as they may have with some cloud coverage. I will keep monitoring the models and update you all with any changes. A metric graphic is displayed below...

By: Harris Cooley

The storms caused quite an issue out on the track today with very limited visibility. Storms are expected to be rolling through the area tomorrow as well with the northwesterly winds. It will be interesting to see how these drivers deal with the conditions as it does not appear to be letting up. Metric graphic below...

By: Harris Cooley

The forecast remains quite consistent from the last one with cool temps and good chances of rain for this weekend. A large Low pressure system to the northeast of the area is bringing in moisture from the north that will keep overcast skies and occasional gusts of wind over the site. Storms are expected to be moving through the area throughout the whole weekend, so we are expecting a wet track out there as of now. It is hard to say where exactly these storms will be and how long they will last, but team's can expect moisture out on the track either way. I will keep watching this closely and update you all with developing information. As always, the metric graphic is below...

By: Harris Cooley

After the Summer break in the season, we kick off the rest of the season starting at the Spa in Belgium. As of now there is a slight chance of rain, mostly for Saturday, with cool temperatures and occasional gusts of wind throughout the weekend. Because of these conditions, grip around the track will be spotty especially if we see rain throughout the weekend. Northwesterly winds will be bringing moisture to the area, so cloud coverage will be likely throughout the weekend. 

I will continue to watch the models and pinpoint when these storms are most likely to come to the area. A metric graphic is displayed below...

By: Harris Cooley

After a week to rest after that nerve wracking race at Silverstone, we skip over to the Hungaroring in Budapest for the Hungarian GP. Temps will be quite warm with mostly light winds and the chance for some spotty pop-up storms. This kind of unpredictable weather is no surprise for the Hungarian GP as we saw spotty showers causing slip-outs in the 2020 GP as well. Lower pressures and daytime convection will be the driving forces for these possible showers, so teams should be sure to consult their meteorologists for real-time radar updates.

It is unlikely that any major storms will build up, but showers dropping enough to make the track wet are possible though chances are low as of now. This should make for an exciting race anyhow, especially after Lewis and Max's questionable incident at Silverstone. I will continue to update you all on the status of these storms, and as always a metric graphic is posted below...

By Doug Schneider

Beautiful weather continues to be forecast for the British Grand Prix with today's update. Sunny skies and warm temperatures can be expected each day as a large area of high pressure sits over the region.