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Verstappen blames damp-to-dry patch for Dutch GP crash
formula-12 days ago

Verstappen blames damp-to-dry patch for Dutch GP crash

Max Verstappen explained his race-ending Dutch Grand Prix crash came from a damp Turn 1 after a rain shower left the track wet, with the Red Bull driver starting seventh and getting squeezed on the grass in a four-wide moment before accelerating onto a drying patch too early. He called the impact a 'decent hit' and noted it fit a weekend where Red Bull struggled, as he heads into the Italian Grand Prix with time to recover after feeling unwell.

Rain Delays Lollapalooza Day 3, Forcing Schedule Shifts and Shortened Sets
entertainment23 days ago

Rain Delays Lollapalooza Day 3, Forcing Schedule Shifts and Shortened Sets

Rain postponed Lollapalooza’s Day 3 in Chicago, delaying doors and causing several acts to be removed or shortened—Lucy Bedroque, Peace Control, MC4D, Ric Wilson, and the Chicago Youth Symphony Orchestra—while DJ Trixie Mattel’s set was trimmed; Friday’s Lil Uzi Vert show was also postponed; the National Weather Service warned of more rain and possible localized flooding, and organizers updated the schedule accordingly.

Rain, Mud and Major Firsts Shape Lollapalooza’s Third Day
arts-and-culture23 days ago

Rain, Mud and Major Firsts Shape Lollapalooza’s Third Day

Rain delayed Lollapalooza’s third day in Grant Park, turning the grounds to mud but delivering standout moments as Olivia Dean and Jennie headlined, several acts were cut to protect instruments, an impromptu Lesbian Mud Wrestling match drew a large crowd, and 14 Chicago teens joined via a My Block, My Hood, My City and Airbnb partnership to experience the festival.

Lollapalooza Day 3 Delayed by Rain as Sets Are Cut and Doors Pushed
music24 days ago

Lollapalooza Day 3 Delayed by Rain as Sets Are Cut and Doors Pushed

Chicago’s Lollapalooza Day 3 was pushed back from 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. CT due to heavy overnight rainfall and flooding, with most sets in the window canceled or shortened. Cortis was moved to a later slot and reduced from 50 to 40 minutes, while Wolf Alice’s 60-minute appearance was trimmed to 30 minutes. Organizers warned of muddy grounds and advised waterproof footwear, with Sunday’s lineup largely unaffected, featuring headliners Olivia Dean and Jennie.

Lollapalooza Saturday Starts Late Amid Rain Outlook
arts-and-culture24 days ago

Lollapalooza Saturday Starts Late Amid Rain Outlook

Lollapalooza on Saturday is delayed, with doors pushed from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. due to heavy overnight rain; organizers say to stay tuned for updated schedules as the festival opens at 2 p.m. The lineup for the evening still includes Olivia Dean, DJ Trixie Mattel, and Jennie, with Geese, Wolf Alice and Whethan also on the bill. Chicago remains under a flood advisory/warning, with more rain expected; Sunday is not forecast to rain, per the National Weather Service. This is a developing story with updates to follow.

Chicago braced for soaking rain and repeated downpours during Lollapalooza weekend
weather24 days ago

Chicago braced for soaking rain and repeated downpours during Lollapalooza weekend

Forecasts warn of Friday afternoon showers and embedded thunderstorms moving into Chicago, with repeated downpours through Friday night and into Saturday morning. Expect heavy rain at times, potential localized flooding, and muddy conditions at Grant Park for Lollapalooza; most areas should receive 1–2 inches of rain, with higher totals possible. Large waves and dangerous currents are also forecast at southern Lake Michigan beaches through Monday morning. Drier, sunnier conditions are expected by Sunday afternoon.

New York City Braces for Up to 7 Inches of Rain from Slow-Moving Storms
weather28 days ago

New York City Braces for Up to 7 Inches of Rain from Slow-Moving Storms

Forecasters warn slow-moving storms could dump 5–7 inches of rain on New York City Tuesday night into Wednesday, with some areas seeing 2–3 inches per hour and a National Weather Service flood watch in effect through Wednesday. The threat includes potentially life-threatening flooding and damaging winds (60–70 mph); NYC Emergency Management has issued a travel advisory and advised residents in basements to move to higher ground. Stay updated via Notify NYC, as unsettled weather could linger into Friday.