The situation for holding the MotoGP, Moto2, and Moto3 races in Australia is complicated due to poor weather and visibility.

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 SUNDAY WEATHER - A high-pressure ridge will continue to influence the weather this Sunday in the Austin area. A trough associated with a frontal system will remain stalled over West Texas/New Mexico. As a result, expect a dry Sunday with a mix of sun and clouds. Air temperatures should range between 27–28°C (80–82°F)—slightly cooler than on Saturday. Winds will continue from the southeast, light to moderate, with occasional gusts of approximately 20–30 km/h (12-18mph).

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 QUALIFYING WEATHER - Sun and clouds in Austin. No chance of rain. Dry session. ☔️ Official Risk of Rain: 0% Official Conditions: 🌡️ Air: 29.6ºC (85ºF) 🌡️ Track: 40.5ºC (104ºF) 💧 Humidity: 39% 🥵 Heat Index: 29.2ºC (85ºF) 🍃 Wind: E 9km/h (5mph)

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 Race Control: RISK OF RAIN FOR F1 QUALIFYING IS 0%

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 During the Porsche race that was taking place just before qualifying, there was an accident involving three cars on the main straight.

While F1 is experiencing a calm, dry weekend, MotoGP will face significant impacts from rain (and even wind) this weekend at Phillip Island . Delays are possible, especially on Sunday. #AustralianGP 🇦🇺

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 WEATHER UPDATE - Dry conditions are expected to persist throughout the weekend in Austin. Friday will be sunny, while Saturday and Sunday will see a mix of clouds and sunshine. Air temp are forecast to reach 28-30ºC Fri-Sat, and 27–28°C on Sunday. Expect southeasterly winds with gusts of around 30 km/h, particularly on Saturday.

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 The official FIA forecast indicates a 20% chance of rain on Sunday, citing a "storm system emerging across the Central U.S. Plains." However, in reality, no model—including the ECMWF ensemble or the Weather Next 3—is suggesting rain in Austin on Sunday; therefore, this risk will likely drop to zero over the coming days.

#F1 #USGP 🇺🇸 WEATHER OUTLOOK - A large high-pressure area over the eastern half of the U.S. will result in settled conditions in Austin this weekend. Any frontal systems attempting to move in are expected to remain blocked further west of Texas. Consequently, a dry weekend is anticipated (0% chance of rain), featuring sunshine along with some mid-to-high-level clouds. Temperatures will range between 28–29°C on Friday and Saturday, potentially dipping slightly to 27°C on Sunday.

Tomorrow I will begin weather updates for the F1 US Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin. 🇺🇸

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 There are a few raindrops in some parts of the circuit right now. They are not enough to change track conditions. This condition is likely to persist until the end of the race.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 The Frinjs team expects "big rain" in 20minutes; however, the most significant rainfall—visible on radar—is still quite far away, nearly 50 km off. At the moment, nothing more than a few scattered drops is expected at the circuit—not enough to wet the track.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 The very light rain that was approaching dissipated before reaching the circuit. No rain is expected for at least the next 30 minutes.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 Very light rain is currently falling over Barcelona, ​​13km from the track, and is moving toward the circuit. It could arrive in about 20–25 minutes.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 Rain south of Barcelona, currently 40-50km from the track, coming in at ~30km/h, should be monitored to arrive by the final time of the race (17:00 local time onwards).

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 Looking at the official radar, there is no significant rain towards the circuit, except for a few occasional drops at the moment.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 Some light rain is 16 km from the track and could reach the circuit between 15:20 and 15:30, passing through briefly.

#6HBARCELONA 🇪🇸 The rain approaching from the south of Barcelona is currently passing 10 km west of the track. No significant rainfall is expected for at least the next 15–30 minutes, though a few scattered drops from the outer edge of this rain system could potentially reach the circuit. The main body of the rain, which is moving toward the circuit, is still some distance away—50 km south of the track.