Weather forecast Singapore qualifying | Will it be a wet session?

Qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix is likely to remain dry. There is very little chance of rainfall at the Marina Bay Street Circuit but temperatures will remain high into the night and the humidity is always a challenge. There is rain on the radar for Sunday, but it's due to fall before the start of the Grand Prix.

A dry session might be welcomed by most of the drivers on the grid. After Friday's running, it seems like Red Bull are slightly behind on pure pace. If there is a weekend where they will be beaten in 2023, it seems like this has the greatest chance to be it. Therefore, teams and drivers from the likes of Ferrari, Mercedes, McLaren and Aston Martin will be hoping for a simple dry session.

According to weather.com, the conditions should be similar to Friday night, meaning qualifying is likely to dry. FP3 is due to start at 17:30 local time when the chance of rain reduces to 6% and the sun is forecast to shine. The probability of rain reduces slightly to 4% for qualifying. At the start of qualifying, temperatures are predicted to be 30c with a real feel of 35c. Humidity is at 74%.

On Sunday, thunderstorms are forecast for the morning, with a peak chance of 64%. But it seems like it will dry out for the race in the evening. There will be more clouds in the area, and the temperature slightly lower.