lastonbury is liable to being hit by “damaging” downpours with thunderstorms set to hit southern England on Thursday.
The Met Workplace has issued a yellow thunderstorm warning for Thursday, stretching from Sheffield within the North, throughout the South East and all the way down to Tub within the South West.
Thursday can be set to see extra rail strikes, with the poor climate seemingly so as to add to journey woes.
Met Workplace meteorologist Alex Burkill mentioned: “The one factor that we have now to concentrate on is there may be, an albeit small however not tiny, danger of some intense thundery downpours, notably tomorrow. Possibilities of Glastonbury itself really getting hit by one may be very small.
“So hopefully they keep high-quality.
“The warning talks of the danger of 40 to 60 millimetres of rain falling in only a few hours, massive hail, frequent lightning, that type of factor.
“So it could possibly be fairly damaging. However the danger may be very small of it really hitting the Glastonbury website.”
Thursday can even see scorching temperatures, he mentioned, with highs of 29C to 30C within the north of England, earlier than dropping over the weekend.
Scotland and Northern Eire will see dry climate, with one of the best of the climate in direction of japanese Scotland.
“Temperatures as we go into the weekend, just a little bit decrease, nonetheless so most likely like 19C-20C, that type of factor on each Saturday and Sunday”, Mr Burkill mentioned.
“So a bit more energizing, a bit extra snug than what we’ve obtained in the mean time.”
