F1 Hungarian Grand Prix weather forecast - latest today from Budapest

Here's what the weather forecast looks like during the 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix weekend at Hungaroring.

F1 heads to Budapest for the 13th round of the 2024 campaign, as the championship passes the halfway mark of what has been a truly unpredictable season with six different drivers emerging victorious so far.

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Lewis Hamilton's emotional win at Silverstone ended a victory drought spanning two and a half years, while his Mercedes team-mate, George Russell, claimed a surprise win in Austria just a week earlier.

Carlos Sainz, Lando Norris, and Charles Leclerc have also been on the top step, with Max Verstappen taking the remaining seven victories.

As the grid descends on the Hungaroring - a track historically kind to Hamilton with a record eight victories and nine pole positions, the stage is set for another chapter in this dramatic season.

Can the seven-time champion string together back-to-back wins? Will Verstappen regain his on-track dominance and extend his championship lead? Or will we witness a surprise driver emerge victorious?

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Hungarian Grand Prix weather forecast

Friday, July 19: FP1 and FP2

Despite torrential rain in the preceding days, the two practice sessions enjoyed sunshine and clear skies, with temperatures peaking at a warm 33 degrees Celsius.

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Saturday, July 20: FP3 and Qualifying

Yesterday's final practice run stayed sunny, but qualifying got mixed up with both dry and wet spells, with temperatures reaching a high of 29 degrees Celsius.

Sunday, July 21: Race

The forecast predicts zero rain for the start of today's race at 3pm local time. However, things could get interesting later on with a 22% chance of rain stirring up the track.

Temperatures will be on the warm side, peaking at 30 degrees Celsius before dropping down to a cooler 25 degrees for the evening.

Light winds from the west south west and humidity levels of around 44% will be present.

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