In two weeks it's all over. That sounds sad, but it also means Glastonbury is now covered by 14-day extended weather forecasts!

This is what the different weather forecasts say:

Spoiler alert: It is best to be prepared for anything because it will be a mix of sun and possible rain.


There is not much going on yet, but you will be arriving and setting up your tent. Accuweather predicts it will be mostly sunny, with a 22 per cent cloud cover and very little chance of rain. Metcheck agrees with the sunny weather, but they announce maximum temperatures of 17 degrees compared to the 23 others predict.


Sunny morning and partly cloudy afternoon with zero chance of rain says Metcheck whereas Accuweather claims there is a 75 per cent chance of rain, turning into showers and the majority of the sky will be covered in clouds. We may need to wait a little longer to see who is right.


The first of the three big days will start cloudy and become sunnier as the day goes on. Metcheck is very optimistic again, predicting no rain at all while Accuweather says there are "some showers around" with a 60 per cent chance of rain.

It is also cooling down at night. It will be under 10 degrees by the time Radiohead goes on stage, so make sure you bring a jumper!


This seems to be the day forecasts can agree on: Mostly sunny, some clouds in the morning, no rain.


Depending on who you want to believe, it will either we super-sunny or sunny with a little rain. Metcheck forecasts sun throughout the day with a cold 5 degrees at night, no clouds and no rain.
Accuweather says there is a 55 per cent chance of rain and it will be cloudy. They announce temperatures between 11 and 21 degrees.

What do we learn from this? You need to pack for everything.

But since it doesn't look like it will be pouring, these is a chance this won't be as bad as 2005...