Here's how the weather forecast is looking ahead of the 2024 F1 Singapore Grand Prix at the Marina Bay Street Circuit.
Formula 1's 18th round of the season takes place at Marina Bay, following an enthralling Azerbaijan Grand Prix that saw McLaren take the initiative in the constructors' championship battle.
Ferrari are also in the hunt for the championship, sitting 31 points behind Red Bull in the constructors' standings.
Both teams lost crucial points at the Azerbaijan GP, with Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez crashing into each other and hitting the barriers during the closing stages of the race.
The Ferrari star was victorious around the streets of Singapore in 2023, and will be hoping to emulate last year's success to remedy his disastrous Baku weekend.
But how will the weather play out for this weekend's F1 action?
Singapore Grand Prix weather forecast
Friday, September 20: FP1 & FP2
Both practice sessions have a small chance of rain on Friday, with thundery showers around the circuit for most of the day, before clearing up in the evening ahead of the night race action. However, the unpredictability of the storms suggests the circuit may be wet when the cars take to the track for FP1.
Gusts of wind are expected to settle at speeds of 12mph during FP1, which will decrease throughout the course of the evening.
Temperatures will be at their highest during FP1 sitting at 32 degrees Celsius, whilst FP2 will drop to 29.
Saturday, September 21: FP3 & Qualifying
Saturday evening can expect thundery showers and light winds. Temperatures are expected to reach highs of 32 degrees Celsius once again at the Marina Bay Street circuit.
There is a 29% chance of rain ahead of FP3, decreasing throughout the evening as we head into qualifying with a zero per cent chance of rain at the local time of 9pm.
Sunday, September 22: Race
The track is expected to remain dry during the race with high temperatures throughout the day and into the evening, but 75% humidity is forecast for the race start at 8pm (local time).
It will be 29 degrees Celsius from lights out, with just a 3% chance of rain affecting the race itself.