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Qatar Meteorology issues weather advisory for Formula 1 weekend

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Last updated: 2025/11/28 at 11:55 AM
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Doha, Qatar – The Qatar Meteorology Department has issued a focused weather forecast for the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix taking place at the Lusail International Circuit from November 28th to November 30th, 2025. The report anticipates generally stable conditions throughout the racing weekend with mild daytime temperatures and comfortable evenings. However, Saturday’s forecast includes potential for reduced visibility due to fog.

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Friday’s Forecast: Clear SkiesSaturday’s Challenge: Fog and VisibilitySunday’s Race Day: Mist and Mild Conditions

The three-day event, drawing international attention to Qatar’s growing sports tourism sector, is expected to see temperatures ranging from a low of 20°C to a high of 28°C. Spectators and teams alike are advised to stay updated on the specific conditions for each day, particularly concerning potential visibility challenges. The weather will play a role in tire choice and overall race strategy.

Formula 1 Weather Outlook: A Day-by-Day Breakdown

The meteorological service has provided a detailed outlook for each day of the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix. These forecasts are crucial for both the racing teams preparing their vehicles and the large number of expected visitors.

Friday’s Forecast: Clear Skies

Friday, November 28th, is predicted to have mostly clear skies with scattered cloud cover. According to the report, no weather warnings are in effect for the first day of practice and qualifying. Winds will be light, originating from the northwest to northeast at 3-15 knots, and humidity levels will remain relatively high.

Saturday’s Challenge: Fog and Visibility

Saturday, November 29th, presents the most significant weather concern. The Qatar Meteorology Department indicated that the day is likely to begin with foggy conditions leading to poor visibility. This is expected to improve as the day progresses, but teams should prepare for potential delays or altered schedules during the initial sessions.

The potential for reduced visibility highlights the importance of the Lusail International Circuit’s lighting and safety systems. Operations will need to be carefully managed if fog persists longer than anticipated.

Sunday’s Race Day: Mist and Mild Conditions

Sunday, November 30th, the final day of the Formula 1 weekend featuring the main race, is forecast to start with light mist. This mist is expected to moderate and give way to partly cloudy skies by the evening. Winds will continue to be northwesterly to northeasterly, remaining in the 3-15 knot range, and humidity will stay elevated throughout the day. Track conditions will be another key factor.

The persistent humidity, even with moderate temperatures, could impact engine performance and driver comfort levels. Teams will likely be monitoring these conditions closely.

This year marks the second time Qatar has hosted a Grand Prix after a successful debut in 2023. The event underscores Qatar’s commitment to diversifying its economy and bolstering its position as a global hub for sports and entertainment. The development of world-class motorsport facilities, like the Lusail circuit, is an integral part of this strategy.

The Qatar Meteorology Department will continue to monitor conditions closely and provide updated forecasts as the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix progresses. Further information regarding race schedules and potential alterations due to weather will be communicated by the race organizers and Formula 1 officials. Officials will assess evolving conditions and make adjustments as needed to ensure racer and spectator safety.

Looking ahead, the precise timing and duration of the foggy conditions on Saturday remain the primary uncertainty. Spectators and teams are encouraged to consult the latest forecasts from the Qatar Meteorology Department for real-time updates. The overall success of the event may hinge on how efficiently these forecasted conditions are managed.

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