WEATHER 2009 !

[Cooter]

How dare you suggest that this thread is utterly pointless speculation!! Out, I say to you, out!!!

[sdaveak47]

Sorry but redundant yes, pointless no, where would all us nutters go to discuss such silly nonsense, or in the words of the great Neil, drivel!

[TomfromStroud]

I'm scared. Didn't we all think it was going to piss it down last year? I am not willing to accept any weather picture ahead of this Sunday.

[Aragorn]

latest run is very good and apart from some scotch mist wednesday early morning it would see a completely dry festival

[Pinhead]

Oh yes, oh yes, oh yes!

[m_bantam]

From the met office!!

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Jun 2009 to Tuesday 30 Jun 2009:

The weather during Sunday and much of next week is expected to be dominated by high pressure. This will mean plenty of dry weather, particularly for central and southern areas with some good spells of sunshine. However, outbreaks of rain are possible at times for northern parts of Scotland, and some showery outbreaks of rain may extend a little further south across southern Scotland and Northern Ireland at times. Temperatures will be generally near normal at first, but becoming warm or very warm, especially for central and southern areas. Thereafter, generally little change. Plenty of dry, fine and warm weather is expected, though rain or showers in the north spreading further south into some central areas later, though dry and warm weather should last throughout the period across the south.

This has so cheered up my day!!

[Magma]

Just out of curiosity...has the forcast ever been like this the week before and then turned out rubbish? Like MAJOR Rubbish?

[K-Rod]

From the met office!!

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Jun 2009 to Tuesday 30 Jun 2009:

The weather during Sunday and much of next week is expected to be dominated by high pressure. This will mean plenty of dry weather, particularly for central and southern areas with some good spells of sunshine. However, outbreaks of rain are possible at times for northern parts of Scotland, and some showery outbreaks of rain may extend a little further south across southern Scotland and Northern Ireland at times. Temperatures will be generally near normal at first, but becoming warm or very warm, especially for central and southern areas. Thereafter, generally little change. Plenty of dry, fine and warm weather is expected, though rain or showers in the north spreading further south into some central areas later, though dry and warm weather should last throughout the period across the south.

This has so cheered up my day!!

[gemstarrr]

I have new wellies, my two friends have new wellies, go and get new wellies, if we work on the premise that we will not get to wear the new wellies but all take a pair incase, then I don't mind spending the tenner for dry weather, like a bargain with the rain cloudmakers...does any of that make sense? I am sure you see what I am getting at...

[Magma]

How does everyone on this forum know so much about weather? Do a lot of meteorologists attend Glasto or is it attending Glasto and the accompanying need to know about the weather that has made you all experts?!

I have got no idea what most of you are talking about!

[kohoutec]

Can one of the resident weather geeks tell me what FI stands for? I keep seeing it on NetWeather and know it's going to be something simple, but it's annoying me not knowing...

[staggerlee]

It's looking extremely good. Even better than last year which was good. Have to get the suncream in.

[Magma]

Either way, I think we can all agree we've seen a storm of biblical proportions over Worthy Farm and, pretty as it was, we could do without seeing another.

Weather Gods - read your script!

[Aragorn]

Can one of the resident weather geeks tell me what FI stands for? I keep seeing it on NetWeather and know it's going to be something simple, but it's annoying me not knowing...

[kohoutec]

FI = Fantasy Island

generally once the weather gets within T120+ hours its in the fairly reliable timeframe - although T96+ is probably a better marker

[stevieweevil]

Can one of the resident weather geeks tell me what FI stands for? I keep seeing it on NetWeather and know it's going to be something simple, but it's annoying me not knowing...

[K-Rod]

Either way, I think we can all agree we've seen a storm of biblical proportions over Worthy Farm and, pretty as it was, we could do without seeing another.

Weather Gods - read your script!

[doggs]

Latest metcheck forecast has a little r**n on Friday, apart from that still looking good.

metcheck

[K-Rod]

Latest metcheck forecast has a little r**n on Friday, apart from that still looking good.

metcheck

[HurrahBrother]

I checked metcheck yesterday

It was clear of the wet stuff untill the monday (which would have been very nice indeed).

[kohoutec]

Latest metcheck forecast has a little r**n on Friday, apart from that still looking good.

metcheck

[parsonjack]

I checked metcheck yesterday

It was clear of the wet stuff untill the monday (which would have been very nice indeed).

[Tenner Huey]

Metcheck are all on crack. Ignore them

[scorp]

From the met office!!

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Jun 2009 to Tuesday 30 Jun 2009:

The weather during Sunday and much of next week is expected to be dominated by high pressure. This will mean plenty of dry weather, particularly for central and southern areas with some good spells of sunshine. However, outbreaks of rain are possible at times for northern parts of Scotland, and some showery outbreaks of rain may extend a little further south across southern Scotland and Northern Ireland at times. Temperatures will be generally near normal at first, but becoming warm or very warm, especially for central and southern areas. Thereafter, generally little change. Plenty of dry, fine and warm weather is expected, though rain or showers in the north spreading further south into some central areas later, though dry and warm weather should last throughout the period across the south.

This has so cheered up my day!!

[ministe2003]

From the met office!!

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Jun 2009 to Tuesday 30 Jun 2009:

The weather during Sunday and much of next week is expected to be dominated by high pressure. This will mean plenty of dry weather, particularly for central and southern areas with some good spells of sunshine. However, outbreaks of rain are possible at times for northern parts of Scotland, and some showery outbreaks of rain may extend a little further south across southern Scotland and Northern Ireland at times. Temperatures will be generally near normal at first, but becoming warm or very warm, especially for central and southern areas. Thereafter, generally little change. Plenty of dry, fine and warm weather is expected, though rain or showers in the north spreading further south into some central areas later, though dry and warm weather should last throughout the period across the south.

This has so cheered up my day!!