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F1 News: Italian GP Under Threat Of Another Rainy Formula One Weekend

The weather forecast for the Italian Grand Prix predicts another wet weekend.
F1 News: Italian GP Under Threat Of Another Rainy Formula One Weekend
F1 News: Italian GP Under Threat Of Another Rainy Formula One Weekend

Apart from Red Bull and Max Verstappen's dominance, rain has been a common theme throughout the 2023 season and it doesn't look like this is going to stop for this coming weekend's Italian Grand Prix. 

The Dutch Grand Prix, which took place yesterday, was rain-soaked causing a chaotic yet exciting race and fans can expect a similar weekend weather-wise at the iconic race in Monza.

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Here is the current weather forecast for the Italian Grand Prix, as per data from Weather.com.

Friday: Free Practice 1 & 2

Friday boasts clear skies, indicating two uninterrupted practice sessions for teams and drivers. With a 24% chance of rain, temperatures might soar up to a comfortable 26°C. This dry spell is anticipated to linger overnight, preserving the rubber on the tracks.

Saturday: Free Practice 3 & Qualifying

Saturday is due to see a high of 27°C with a slightly lower chance of rain at 22%. Overall, the day is due to be cloud covered with 5 mph winds. 

Sunday: The Race

Sunday could take an interesting twist. Even though temperatures are expected to remain consistent, rainclouds might begin to gather, casting shadows of unpredictability on race day. Current estimates indicate a 50% chance of rain, a number that could escalate as evening approaches. Winds will increase to 6mph and showers are predicted throughout the day. 

With a high probability of rain, fans can hopefully expect another exciting race. Ferrari are hoping to get more performance out of the troubled SF-23 for their home race as they try to turn the season around. At this point it is difficult to foresee another team or driver (Max Verstappen) taking the top spot, however, the race for second is getting exciting.

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Lydia is the lead editor of F1 editorial. After following the sport for several years, she was finally able to attend the British Grand Prix in person in 2017. Since then, she's been addicted to not only the racing, but the atmosphere the fans bring to each event. She's a strong advocate for women in motorsport and a more diverse industry. 

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