P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Las Vegas set to be hit by STORMS throughout week before F1 grand prix
Southern Nevada is anticipating extreme weather just before the F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, with storms expected all week leading up to the event. Two Pacific storms are forecast for Thursday night, and the chances of rain persist for the following days. The timing and direction of the storm system will dictate the intensity of rain and wind in the area. Saturday is projected to have the highest rainfall probability, reaching 99% from 6pm till early Sunday. Rainfall will continue through Sunday, easing to drizzles by 3pm and persisting into the following week, affecting Thursday’s evening practice. The stormy conditions might pose challenges for the Las Vegas GP, impacting practice sessions with a slight chance of drizzle. Temperatures are set to drop significantly, potentially down to 12 degrees Celsius by Thursday evening. The necessity to construct the street circuit annually adds an extra layer of complexity, compounded by the weather. The stormy conditions could also affect the logistical preparations for teams arriving at the circuit.
