Glastonbury weather: The Met Office day-by-day forecast for 2024 festival

Glastonbury Festival is in full swing and away from the star-studded lineup, people's eyes are likely looking at one thing - the weather.

While the last few days has seen warm weather settle across the West Country, the question remains whether the Somerset site will remain dry during the festival.

The outlook from ITV News West Country weather presenter Charlie Powell:

"As we head into the weekend there's little change, although skies will be cloudier and there may be a few spots of rain during the early hours of Sunday.

"Temperatures are going to stay around 20 °C, and the nights may be a little cooler than we'd like for late June, with single figures possible.

"Then on Monday it still looks like a decent start with bright skies but a bit of rain is expected by lunchtime, so if you can get packed up before then you'll be on to a winner."

The Met Office's day-by-day forecast for Glastonbury Festival

Sunday - Sunny with a mild breeze.

Festivalgoers can expect “bright sunny spells” on Sunday alongside some clouds.

A Met Office spokesperson said: “It should be a fine afternoon today, bright sunny spells, but there will be cloud in the afternoon as well.

”There will be highs of 19C during the day, “staying dry” tonight with temperatures at around 10C to 11C.

"On Monday, there is likely to be “some light rain mid-morning” at around 8am to 11am with a “bright” afternoon ahead."

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