It's already been a very wet weekend at Charlotte Motor Speedway and rain is unfortunately in the NASCAR weather forecast for Sunday's Coca-Cola 600 (6 p.m. ET, Amazon Prime) as well.
Friday's Craftsman Truck Series race was postponed until Saturday morning, then postponed again until Saturday night before, yes, you guessed it, getting postponed for a third time.
On Saturday, Cup Series qualifying was washed out, setting tonight's starting lineup by the rulebook.
So yes, there has been ample precipitation so far in Concord N.C. and more is expected on Sunday evening.
Here's the latest NASCAR weather forecast for Sunday's Coca-Cola 600.
NASCAR Weather Forecast for Sunday's Coca-Cola 600
There's a 70% chance of rain Sunday night at Charlotte Motor Speedway according to the National Weather Service, and the hourly breakdown reveals more of the same.
Specifically, there's a 47% chance of rain at 6 p.m. ET, which then bounces between 49% and 65% through midnight.
Charlotte Motor Speedway does have lights, so NASCAR has the opportunity to start or restart a delayed race late into the night if it so chooses.
Monday's NASCAR weather forecast isn't all that great either at 70%, so officials may be battling with the weather early next week should tonight's Coca-Cola 600 get postponed due to rain.
Updated NASCAR odds from BetMGM list Denny Hamlin at +450, followed by Tyler Reddick (+475), Christopher Bell (+750), Kyle Larson (+800) and William Byron (+900).
