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Latest met office:
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Dry throughout the period, with variable cloud and some lengthy sunny spells, the best of these around the coasts. Becoming warm inland, with mainly southwesterly winds.
Updated: 0356 on Sun 20 Jun 2010
UK Outlook for Friday 25 Jun 2010 to Sunday 4 Jul 2010:
Remaining mainly dry and fairly settled towards the south and east of the UK at first with some sunshine. More in the way of cloud and some showery rain towards the north and west, with this extending further south and east at times. Mist or low cloud may affect western and northern coasts. Temperatures mostly warm or very warm, possibly becoming hot inland in southern England over the first weekend, with the chance of thundery showers developing here, but cooling off slightly thereafter. Into the start of July, it looks to remain largely dry in the south, with more in the way of rain or showers for the north and northwest. Possibly becoming very warm again in the south. Winds mainly light, but fresh at times in the northwest.
Updated: 1234 on Sun 20 Jun 2010
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All i can say is COME ON THE SUN!!!!!! I'm cycling half of the way there and back so no rain will be a bloody godsend!
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I'm going to chuck most of my kit in a mates car, get an early train from london to bath and cycle from there on the thurs morning - barring a biblical downpour i think its going to be the way forward in terms of getting there! If anyone wants to join me drop me a line!
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'We have had some resistance from the black holes forming around the park stage. Hopefully we should have that sorted before you all arrive!!!'
Thats the whole post on his twitter.
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Can someone paste the whole post? Can;t see it at work....
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Michael eavis has just posted this to his twitter profile
Very exciting - And falls in with the 'M' band Kerrang were aluding to
'We have had some resistance from the black holes forming around the park stage. Hopefully we should have that sorted before you all arrive!!!'
MUSE! Will be a coup I think
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Its all in the titles:
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Updated: Glastonbury Festival's weather prediction
The last few Glasto's have seen a mixture of washed out mayhem with heavy rain causing flooded tents and slippery mud and basking sunshine. So what will this year be like?
BBC West weatherman Richard Angwin takes an advance look at the prospects for Glastonbury 2009:
With the start of the Glastonbury Festival now nearly upon us, the weather picture is becoming clearer, at least for the first few days. One thing is certain, Glastonbury 2009 will be the warmest and sunniest for quite a few years. Unfortunately, by the weekend things could change and the traditional mud bath is a slim, but very real, possibility.
For the next few days it will remain dry and bright with temperatures perhaps as a high as 23 degrees by the time the first festival goers start to pitch their tents. (The ground could be quite dry and dusty.)
Wednesday and Thursday will be warm and dry with light winds and plenty of sunshine, so a good sunscreen and plenty of water and strongly recommended. Friday could well remain dry and quite sunny with temperatures in the low twenties but there could be a few heavy showers around Worthy Farm during the late afternoon and evening.
Although much of the weekend will also be dry, warm and fairly sunny the risk of isolated, slow-moving thunderstorms will increase. The risk of one occurring over Pilton is probably about 40%, high enough to make wellies and waterproofs worth taking even if they hopefully spend the whole festival taking up useful room in the corner of your tent.
Over the next 24 hours we will try to pinpoint the shower risk with a bit more precision and confidence but the general outlook for this year still looks very encouraging.
And we'll update this feature throughout the week with all the latest forecasts
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The Rakes- one album wonders
The View - idiot music for idiots, by idiots
White Lies - watered down Editors, so ergo, a bit like adding water to already watered squash. Sub Editors if you will
The Ting Tings - shut up and let me go - take your own advice love
Bloc Party - great music, awful, awful,awful, awful, awful lyrics
Jack Penate - dross
Jamie T - absolute dross daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarlin i'm frum sawth lawdwn innit
Kasabian - if I wanted to listen to Primal Scream, I would listen to Primal Scream. Also seem to be followed by REAL PEOPLE who like REAL MUSIC to HAVE IT to whilst drinking stella and wearing bucket hats
The Script - it's like they had a competiton to create the most unoriginal band ever
Paulo Nutini - nothing music
Pendulum - eurotrance backed with soft rock with the vocoder effect from Cher's "Believe" over every song
Enter Sjikari - abomination of a band
Bat For Lashes - I simply don't get it
Glasvegas - no wonder your dad left you yer miserable prick
The Wombats - a bunch of c**ts
Just Jack - nursey rhymes from a tosser
Ladyhawke - generic 80s electro pop -OH BUT SHE'S MARKETED AS INDIE SO IT'S OK TO LIKE HER
Noisettes - After their advert success, I wonder if old school fans will be at the front chanting WHERE WERE YOU WHEN WE WERE SHIT
There, that was a worthwhile way to spend my time wasn't it. But hey ho, apparently if I don't slag things off, then the site will go out of business so it's for all for your own good.
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Met Office Update:
UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Jun 2009 to Friday 3 Jul 2009:
The weather will be fine and dry for most of the country, with any patchy rain and drizzle in northern Scotland clearing by Thursday. North Sea coasts may be affected by some cloud, and a brisk easterly wind may affect parts of the south, but the warm and dry weather is expected for most of the country, and is set to continue into the weekend. Temperatures will be warm or very warm although it will feel cooler on the coasts as sea breezes develop during the day. There is a chance of some heavy, thundery showers in the south east towards the end of the weekend. The risk of thundery showers continues into next week, although some drier spells are also expected. Temperatures falling a little.
Updated: 1254 on Fri 19 Jun 2009
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What about the 22:45 to 23:15 slot in the Glade on Sat before the Stereo MCs? Listed as tbc.... Any ideas? Sorry if this has been posted already..
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Guys Guys Guys...Heres the Deal.... The models past t+96 are to be used only for spotting likely trends and patterns, they are NOT Gospel.Therefore by tuesday we should all have a fair idea on what to expect. A glorious run up is pretty much nailed on and from then on in, Who knows.
It's my 10th Gladstock and having experienced the full spectrum of weather one things for sure, 180.000 people in a good mood enjoying themselves regardless is worth whatever mother nature can throw at you!!
I can't blurry wait........ I'm setting off Weds am to make the most of It!!
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Hipity Hop
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Do people use the 5htp to preload?
Had a very messy experince in 2007 after doing this for a week.
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Lets just take the latest Metcheck run:
http://www.metcheck.com/V40/UK/FREE/14days...ipcode=Somerset
End of story....
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Does anyone have any more info on this.....?
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Pretty excited about this... will be followed by a mad dash to the prodigy afterwards!
Anyone seen them live before? What can i expect...?
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All of the Pyramid headliners...
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Doh! Should have realised that seeing as i read the article in full...... Cheers all!
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What?!!! Anyone know why?