The rest of the week continues to look dry, sunny, and warm as high pressure builds over the region. It's going to be a great weekend to take in the Le Mans experience. Wish I could be there!
By Doug Schneider - @Race4caster Click images to enlarge There hasn't been a significant change in my thinking for the forecast for Le Mans, except for a shift in the timing of rain chances from Wednesday to Wednesday night/Thursday morning. The low pressure system that I mentioned in the last forecast post is trending a little slower, which will push the chance of rain more into Wednesday night. There's just a slight (20%) chance of the rain continuing into Thursday morning as the low exits to the east. The amount of rain continues to look very light, and perhaps less than before - just a few hundredths of an inch, or a millimeter or two. So no impacts are expected at the track.
The rest of the week continues to look dry, sunny, and warm as high pressure builds over the region. It's going to be a great weekend to take in the Le Mans experience. Wish I could be there! |
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