2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix - Marina Bay weather forecast
The 2026 F1 Singapore Grand Prix could be set to feature mixed weather conditions, with rain a potential factor in the Sprint and Qualifying sessions on Saturday.
Current forecasts for Singapore and Marina Bay show that on Saturday, October 10th, two separate rain cells are on track to converge, one of which is currently to the west of Singapore in the Indian Ocean and the other to the east in the Gulf of Thailand.
They are on course to arrive in Singapore on Saturday afternoon, potentially impacting the Sprint, which is due for a 17:00 local time start before grand prix qualifying at 21:00 local time.
For the grand prix itself on Sunday, due for a 20:00 local time start, there is the potential for some rain to be south of Singapore, but moving away, whilst Friday's practice and Sprint Qualifying sessions are set to be dry.
The humidity levels are set to be high, climbing from the mid-60 % region in the afternoons to a high of 83% at the planned start time for the grand prix.
Winds are expected to be coming consistently from the south all weekend, corresponding to a tailwind into Turn 1.
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