Thunderstorms Threaten Miami Grand Prix, Race-Day Conditions Look Dire
Miami Grand Prix fans are facing a heavy downpour as rain and thunderstorms threaten the event. AccuWeather predicts a 99% chance of rain, with 59% coming in the form of thunderstorms. The race is set to begin at 4 p.
m. , but expect an 88% chance of rain and 99% cloud cover for the afternoon. With visibility dropping below permissible levels, drivers will be left racing against time if they're forced to take on wet tracks.
Miami Grand Prix fans brace for a wet weekend as rain and thunderstorms loom large on race day. According to weather forecast AccuWeather, there's a 99% chance of rain, with 59% of it coming down in the form of thunderstorms. The Miami GP is set to begin at 4 p.
m. local time, but the afternoon conditions suggest an 88% chance of rain and 99% cloud cover. With visibility dropping below permissible levels and the 30-Minute Rule looming, drivers will be left in a race against time if they're forced to take it on wet tracks.
The FIA is expected to issue an update on race timings this afternoon after officials assess the weather situation for race day.