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Hurricane Remnants Threaten NASCAR Race
11 Oct
Summary
- NASCAR Charlotte race weather includes remnants of Hurricane Isaias.
- Rain chances remain high on Oct. 11 but taper by afternoon.
- Winds expected around 15 mph with patchy fog possible.
The weather forecast for the NASCAR Charlotte race on October 11th indicates the presence of the last remnants of Hurricane Isaias in the Concord, North Carolina area. Although rain chances are above 70% in the morning of October 11th, they are expected to taper off by the afternoon, clearing the way for the Bank of America 400.
Humidity will remain high throughout the day and into the evening for the re-scheduled O'Reilly Auto Parts Series race. However, the precipitation should have ceased. The scheduled race time of 3 p.m. Eastern is predicted to have no precipitation and a temperature of 74 degrees, with skies gradually clearing. Winds are anticipated to be around 15 mph, and the National Weather Service also notes the possibility of patchy fog.
This forecast marks a significant improvement from the previous day's washout, which led to the cancellation or postponement of Cup practice and qualifying, O'Reilly Auto Parts Series practice and qualifying, and the Blue Cross NC 300 race.
