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WEATHER 2009 !


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when i left work 3 hours ago i was pretty hacked off with the way the forecasts were moving. however checking this thread out in the comfort of my own home, i'm thinking.....its not going to rain, & if it does....feck it i'll have a super time nonetheless! this attitude may be influenced, however, by the 3 cans of 1664 i've just put away

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2005 was insane - absolute oppresive scorchio on wed and thurs thn biblical flood - the place changed overnight

2007 the rain was like winter rain, slow and persistent - not very pleasant esp on sunday/ monday. It was quite funny when it threw it down so hard on the friday though - just seemed to catch everone off guard

2007 was a real experience, I'm not sure I'd ever want to do it again, but I'm glad I've been through it - and I had a great year that year - great camp spirit

This year seems more like a tropical forecast than wintery - humid with showers - which will be interesing....

Like I say every year though I have gone to at least one festival every year since 2001, and it has never not rained, wherever I go, sometimes it has been a small amount, others more.

I'm going to glasto this year, so it will rain, a 100% success rate so far - my advice, bring wellies and dance in mud ;)

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it might even just shower overnight and then the ground will be fine again by the time most people get up and about - surely they cant tell what time its going to rain on Friday, sat or sunday yet.

Im still feeling confident. can feel the poss of a few showers but think it's going to be minimal. still taking the wellies but think its going to be fine.

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2007 was possibly the worst experience of my entire festival going life. I was camped in the wrong place, the mud was all in my tent, I lost my wellies in sinking mud, my beer got nicked (what a wicked thing to do on a muddy year! grr) 2 drunks fell on my tent due to drink and getting sucked down knee deep in the mud and when they fell they squashed me, also breaking my tent and then I discovered I was allergic to Chilli, anaphylactic shock was not a good thing to come down with whilst up to my neck in mud. God bless the medical crew!
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it might even just shower overnight and then the ground will be fine again by the time most people get up and about - surely they cant tell what time its going to rain on Friday, sat or sunday yet.

Im still feeling confident. can feel the poss of a few showers but think it's going to be minimal. still taking the wellies but think its going to be fine.

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