Around 200,000 music fans are set to descend on Worthy Farm over the next five days as the highly-anticipated Glastonbury Festival returns after a three year hiatus. This year will also mark Glastonbury's 50th anniversary and throughout the decades it has seen some glorious forecasts, but plenty of unpredictable weather too.
Many eager visitors will already be setting up camp as the festival officially opens its doors today, June 22, you can expect to be basking in warm sunshine as the site is set to see temperatures of 27C sunshine today. But on the Met Office has advised festival-goers to pack "both sunhats and raincoats" if they were heading down to Pilton to enjoy the live performances.
The UK is set to see a bout of unsettled weather from Thursday onwards as a yellow weather warning for thunderstorms comes into play - including over Glastonbury - and some rain is predicted at times between Thursday to Sunday. So to make sure you're able to plan ahead and to save an unnecessary returns to your tent or caravan, here are some more details about when there is a chance of rain at Glastonbury:
