Michigan International Speedway Weather Forecast: Looks Dry for On Track Activities

A cold front pushes into southern Michigan Saturday and stalls during the afternoon and evening. This allows for a weak system to move along the boundary like railroad tracks. There’s not much moisture so showers and storms will be scattered from the late afternoon on Saturday into the evening. This timing seems perfect with the truck race starting just after midday.

As the storm system exits early Sunday morning an area of high pressure begins to build in clearing out the rain and also bringing cooler temperatures. With the exception of a few lingering showers Sunday morning, it looks dry and very pleasant Sunday afternoon.

SATURDAY:
9 a.m EDT
Truck Qualifying – Partly sunny – temp: 69
10 a.m EDT
Sprint Cup Final Practice – Partly sunny – temp: 73
12:30 p.m EDT
Truck Race – Partly sunny, Chc. of Isolated Shower or Storm – temp: 80

SUNDAY:
1:00 p.m EDT
Sprint Cup Race – Slight chance of a shower pre-race, but mostly dry and mostly to partly cloudy afternoon, cool – temp: 75