Rain does not seem to fall at the Dutch GP at Zandvoort

For a long time it looked like it was going to rain during the Dutch Grand Prix, but the 2022 edition seems setC to stay dry as well, according to the forecasts of Weather.com.

In the run-up to the Dutch Grand Prix, the weather forecasts were closely watched, as rain showers were in the air. For a long time there was a chance of rain during the race, but that rain shifted during the week towards Saturday. According to Weather.com, however, the chance of rain for this weekend is now minimal.

It remains dry in Zandvoort

On Friday, the race weekend will start with 25 degrees and partly cloudy skies. The chance of rain on Friday is zero. Saturday will be mostly sunny, the temperature rises to 26 degrees and the chance of rain is ten percent. That is sixty percent less than previously predicted.

That rain has not shifted to Sunday either, because for the day of the Grand Prix the medium predicts only a fifteen percent chance of rain. It will be cloudy on Sunday and the temperature will drop to 25 degrees. The rain only seems to fall in Zandvoort after the weekend. For Tuesday and Wednesday there are now names of rain and thunderstorms.