By: Harris Cooley
Typical Miami weather is expected for the race this weekend as this part of the country has shifted back into spring time conditions. That being hot, humid days conducive for pop-up thunderstorms in the afternoon - which is exactly what is in store for this weekend.
Easterly moisture flowing in with hot surface temps will keep it feeling hot outside for the drivers as well as factor into their tire preservation techniques. The storms should begin to ramp up mid-afternoon for Saturday and Sunday though they should be fast moving. Timely radar surveillance just may win someone the race this weekend depending on how things play out. A metric graph is posted below...
Easterly moisture flowing in with hot surface temps will keep it feeling hot outside for the drivers as well as factor into their tire preservation techniques. The storms should begin to ramp up mid-afternoon for Saturday and Sunday though they should be fast moving. Timely radar surveillance just may win someone the race this weekend depending on how things play out. A metric graph is posted below...
