This weekend Harry Styles will be taking to the stage to kick start his high-anticipated tour and fans are clearly excited with many of them heading down to the venue today to get access to early merch.
As part of his Love On Tour 2022 gig, the As It Was singer will take to Glasgow's Ibrox Stadium to perform his first show after he had to reschedule.
And according to Ticketmaster, it will be his "first ever" stadium show.
READ MORE - Harry Styles Glasgow: Road closures surrounding gig as 'heavy traffic' expected
The former One Direction star has just released his latest album, Harry's House, with fans counting down the days until they see the musical icon live in the city.
But with Ibrox not having a roof, people are keen to know what the weather will be like for tomorrow's gig (June 11).
Currently, according to forecasters, the day is set to have sunny intervals with rain showers.
From as early as 6am rain will fall on the city and the sun should peak out from behind the clouds at 11am.
Temperatures at this time will be 14C however it will be raining periodically throughout the day with a "high chance of precipitation" and "gusty winds from the south-west", according to BBC Weather.
Forecasters add that Saturday will "continue dull and unsettled with showers merging into longer spells of rain. Turning drier and brighter in the afternoon, with rain clearing to a few isolated showers."
A detailed hour by hour forecast by the BBC shows that there will be no rain between the hours of midnight and 4am - if you happen to be up and about that early - as well as 1pm onwards with much of the rain outside of the city.
When door open at 4pm, the BBC have said it should remain clear though the Met Office predicts a chance of rain.
Fans will be glad to know there are no weather warnings in place but should be reminded you cannot bring an umbrella into the stadium - you can read the full list of banned items here.
So what does the weather for the week ahead look like?
Met Office: Glasgow's five day weather forecast
Today
A blustery day with a mixture of bright spells and showers, the showers most frequent in the afternoon where some may turn heavy. Occasionally strong south-westerly winds, risk of gales for the Isles. Maximum temperature 19C.
Tonight
Bright spells and showers continuing into the evening. Becoming rather cloudy later with showers turning to longer spells of rain. Remaining windy with risk of gales for the Isles. Minimum temperature 12C.
Saturday
Another windy day with strong westerly or south-westerly winds. Rather cloudy with scattered showers, some heavy, and turning increasingly to longer spells of rain across Argyll.
Although the BBC have highs of 14C the Met Office predicts peaks of 16C.
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday
Bright with scattered showers and easing westerly winds on Sunday. Bright with a few showers Monday, perhaps cloudier across Argyll with longer spells of rain. Rain later Tuesday.
