Weather-Related Issues at Texas Motor Speedway: This weekend’s races at Texas Motor Speedway are anticipated to be affected by rain and storms as weather systems bring erratic conditions to North Texas from Friday, May 2, to Sunday, May 4. Widespread showers and thunderstorms will cause delays and change race plans, so drivers and fans should be ready for this.
Forecast for a Rainy Weekend at Texas Motor Speedway
Over the course of its race weekend, Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth is anticipating rainy conditions. A number of minor troughs will move across the Southern Plains as a result of a major upper-level trough that will remain over the Rockies. The atmosphere will move more vertically as a result of these short-wave troughs. In addition, a cold front is predicted to move into North Texas on Friday, which will lead to a high chance of rain for the weekend.
Friday: Windy and Thundery Weather
Forecasters anticipate a high of 74°F and a low of 63°F on Friday, May 2. The northeast will bring winds of 10 to 20 miles per hour. There may be thunderstorms and sporadic showers during the partly overcast day.
Saturday: Extensive Rainfall Anticipated
The most rain is probably going to fall on Saturday, May 3. The temperature will fluctuate between 73°F and 59°F. 5 to 15 mph winds will move from the east. Forecasters predict heavy showers and gloomy skies, which could disrupt planned racing activities.
Sunday: Better, but Still Some Showers
The weather is predicted to improve by Sunday, May 4. There will be lows of 60°F and highs of 79°F. Winds will originate from
