By: Harris Cooley A Low pressure system will be passing through the area Friday afternoon bringing a line of storms through Sao Paulo. High wind speeds will be present upon the line passing but quickly settling back down by Saturday morning. Clear skies for Saturday afternoon and moderate wind speeds with mild temps. Track temps could rise in the afternoon as skies will be clear. Sunday brings back rain chances as moisture will be flowing back into the region. Moderate wind speeds with cloudy skies in the afternoon for race day which could bring about some tougher racing conditions than usual. A metric graphic is pasted below...
By: Harris Cooley The race weekend will be starting off a bit rainy as upper level winds are conducive of storm development. Mostly scattered storms in the area but should be fast moving. The next two days will be partly cloudy with light northerly winds keeping tracks temps cool. The temps wills be warm in the afternoons as high pressure sets in over the area. Overall, mostly nice conditions for race day. A metric graphic is below...
By: Harris Cooley Conditions could not be better for the US GP in Austin, TX this weekend. A weak cold front will be passing early Friday morning bringing dry air and low winds behind it. There are no chances for rain with this front as skies will be clear and moisture will be low. Teams will need to prepare for increased track temps during the day as the sun will quickly heat the surface. Ambient temps will feel quite pleasant for the patrons though. There are not many threats from the atmosphere for the drivers this weekend. A metric graphic is pasted below...
By: Harris Cooley The site will be situated along the NW boundary of a building Low pressure system. This will keep winds northwesterly and moderate to strong as winds will be sweeping through the Persian Gulf. Skies will be clear but the temps will be high once the sun is out. The wind and sand on the track will add to the grip issues that the high track temps will bring during the practice sessions.
Race night will be calm and clear with manageable track temps as the asphalt will be 'cooling' throughout the race with the sun down. Winds will be calm so there should not be any major implications with sand blowing around. A metric graphic is pasted below... By: Harris Cooley A frontal boundary bringing a squall line through the region will be passing Friday morning into the early afternoon. The timing of this line will be impactful to the quality of practice session the teams can get. The skies clear and temps stay mild for the rest of the weekend with low wind speeds as well. Track temps could hot in the late afternoons if cloud coverage dissipates, though this should be a manageable variable for the teams. A metric graphic is pasted below...
By: Harris Cooley Low pressure will be keeping wind speeds steady and moisture high. Partly cloudy skies will be present Friday and Saturday with warm temps during the practice sessions. Moderate winds will bring gusty conditions to the streets of Marina Bay which could cause some traction issues.
Sunday will be rainy in the early afternoon with scattered showers rolling through the area. Wind speeds will be low with warm temps. If the rain lingers into the night time, the glare from the puddles as well as slick conditions could make this race quite difficult for the drivers. By: Harris Cooley A mostly clear weekend is in store for the Italian GP at Monza this weekend with very light winds and partly cloudy skies. Upper-level winds are conducive for afternoon showers in the area, but the chances are quite low as these showers would be short-lived anyway. Sunday should have a nice, clear afternoon for the drivers to show their stuff. Higher pressures loom over the surface of the region keeping drier air in the area. The main threat will be tire/track temps heating up should the cloud coverage dwindle. A metric graphic is posted below...
By: Harris Cooley Weather will be spotty this weekend for the Dutch GP as a Low pressure system is lined up to pass through the area beginning Friday evening. Some scattered storms are possible Friday leading up to this Low, but the highest chances are for Saturday into Sunday as bands of rain will be moving through the region. Southwesterly winds will be picking up as the Low moves inland as well with gusts up to 35 mph.
This will be a tough race to navigate if these conditions come to fruition throughout the race. Radar surveillance and wind gust preparation must be exercised for a clean drive. A metric graphic is pasted below... |
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