If you are a likes to ride motorcycles, living in Spain is a real luxury. Not only because of the number of drivers who represent us in each of the main categories of this sport, but also because we can enjoy several grand prizes throughout the year in our country. And one of those that causes attraction, without a doubt, is the Spanish MotoGP Grand Prixwhich will take place this weekend at Angel Nieto Circuit from Jerez de la Frontera.
This event moving thousands of people every year, which stops in the Andalusian town to enjoy the show in first person. Many of these motorcycling fans are no coincidence, as they also travel halfway across Spain by motorcycle to get Sherry. However, both those who have already left there and those who intend to do so before the Grand Prix, look down and have some concern on weather forecast.
While rainouts add an epic, almost cinematic touch to races, they can be a real nuisance for fans. And, judging by the forecasts of State Meteorological Agency (AEMET)the truth is there are reasons to worry about rain looking forward to the weekend in Jerez.
Rain forecast for Friday, April 26
For this one Friday April 26the AEMET forecast indicates that showers may begin to fall in Jerez in the afternoon. Oh between 6 and 24 hours When experts put in 80% the possibility of rain. Furthermore, the temperatures They are quite low for what is common. The maximum temperature is around 20 degrees and the minimum temperature does not rise above 10.
Rain forecast for Saturday, April 27
The outlook is not more hopeful for Saturday April 27days where AEMET increases the chance of rain up to 100% between midnight and 12 noon. The situation, however, may improve in the afternoon. The rains they can stop at Jerez As the day progresses, the probability drops to 20%. Temperatures, however, will remain relatively low.
Rain forecast for Sunday, April 28
For the main course of the weekend, when the Moto3, Moto2 and premier class racing, AEMET forecasts give good news to fans. And the possibility of rain between 12 and 24 hours down to 0%. Unless there’s a last minute change, fans can probably put away their raincoats and umbrellas for the day, as we could have a dry race ahead of Sunday April 28.
Source: La Verdad
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