By: Harris Cooley
A loose low pressure gradient lays over the region for this weekend keeping wind speeds low and afternoon moisture present. Friday should be clear and calm with Saturday being much of the same except afternoon storms begin to increase in number for that afternoon. Chances of rain are low but possible as storms will be popping up later in the day Saturday as well as Sunday.
Rain chances increase for Sunday afternoon but still remain low as these storms will be isolated and scattered around the region. Wind speeds will be low but the cloud coverage from the low pressure on Sunday could bring volatile track temps, especially if we get any precipitation.
Drivers should be wary of these threats, but it should not be causing too great of impacts. The threats exist, but the chances are low that any major impacts arise. Radar surveillance could be crucial for race day though along with tyre management. See metric graphic below:
Rain chances increase for Sunday afternoon but still remain low as these storms will be isolated and scattered around the region. Wind speeds will be low but the cloud coverage from the low pressure on Sunday could bring volatile track temps, especially if we get any precipitation.
Drivers should be wary of these threats, but it should not be causing too great of impacts. The threats exist, but the chances are low that any major impacts arise. Radar surveillance could be crucial for race day though along with tyre management. See metric graphic below:
