The 2026 F1 Monaco Grand Prix takes place this weekend, with three days of action around the streets of the principality.
Monaco is taking place later in the year this season, meaning all eyes will be on the weather forecast to look out for any changes compared to the normal May date.
It's the sixth round of the 2026 season, and Kimi Antonelli will be looking to further extend his 43-point lead at the top of the drivers' championship after four consecutive grand prix wins in China, Japan, Miami and Canada.
And the young Italian continued his successful streak in qualifying on Saturday, where he claimed pole position ahead of Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.
Here's how the weather is shaping up for the iconic race around the streets of Monaco.
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F1 Monaco Grand Prix weather forecast
Sunday, June 7: Race day
Sunday is the day on which the main event falls, and it will also see the warmest conditions of the entire weekend, with temperatures of 24 degrees Celsius forecast for lights out at 3pm local time.
No rain is forecast for the entirety of the race distance, with temperatures dipping slightly to 23 degrees Celsius in the second hour, but this will feel more like 28 with sunny intervals in the sky.
Wind speeds will be slightly lower than the previous two days, at around 6mph, while humidity might make it a sticky afternoon for the drivers, sat at 67 per cent.
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