A Met Office weather forecast for the upcoming Glastonbury Festival week, shared recently on r/glastonbury_festival, paints a picture of mostly dry but slightly cooler-than-average conditions. The forecast was visualized using a probability scatter plot highlighting pressure, wind, and precipitation anomalies, with a general trend toward low rainfall and temperatures just below the usual mean.
Festival fans on the subreddit offered a mix of skepticism and humor. Many noted how early long-range forecasts tend to shift as the event draws near, advocating for patience and regular updates. Others joked about their preparedness, hoping their rain gear or sun hats will match the final weather reality. Several pointed followers recommended tuning into trusted weather enthusiasts who provide ongoing, more detailed forecasts right up to the event.
Historically, Glastonbury’s weather has been famously unpredictable, with past years showing a wide range of conditions—from wet spells to bright, dry days. Given this, the community’s overall stance is one of cautious optimism: watch this space, but don’t bank on early forecasts. Staying flexible and prepared remains the best bet for festival-goers.
With the 2025 edition approaching, keeping an eye on the evolving weather outlook is essential for attendees planning their gear and schedules. For those wanting the latest updates closer to the festival, following specialized social feeds and official Met Office releases is highly recommended.
Source: r/glastonbury_festival