Local timezones.
Source: Norwegian Meteorological Institute, Canada/Quebec/Montréal
this post was submitted on 07 Jun 2024
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If this is local (it's a Montreal site so probably) and we're working with -4 UTC then quali is at 1700 on the 8th, right by a peak, and then the race is at 1500, near another peak.
I wish I remembered/knew how much rain fell at other races -- hopefully they get to drive.