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Weather thread 2015


Swine_Glasto2014

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I've been in 2011,13,14. And quite honestly, altered were fine. I must of been more drunk than i thought.

This year will be easy

This. I'd say 2011 was the worst just for that Friday but I really didn't find last year that bad. Maybe I'm getting tougher in my old age.

2010 is the dream obviously but I'd take one of those three years in a heartbeat.

Just to add I've got one eye on the

forecast for Blur in London and it's changing by the hour. That's tomorrow. I won't panic yet.

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Could you make an argument that the flood defences and drainage of the site has improved since then though? So technically we would never see a 97 or 07 again due to the improvements after 07 save for biblical amounts of rain?

 

I don't think so. the defences might mean you won't see a 2005 pennards campsite flood again.  But we had heavy rain for what from memory seemed to be 36 hours straight and no defences can stop that from being  incredibly muddy. That was very unpleasant but then the sun came out and that was miles worse.  The mud all round the site was up to a foot deep and when it stopped raining and it started to dry out it was treacherous.  Sticky mud that deep is truely awful. Give me wet mud any day

 

Saying that, we had a ball and 2007 was probably my second fav year of the eight I have attended  

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GFS latest runs look much better. Only rain of any note is in the early hours of Friday morning and the high over Greenland that's pushing the bad weather south is breaking down.

Get in!! .... "Back of the Net!"

*would insert Greenland related picture if it was even remotely famous for anything or anybody?*

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Sounded like the apocalypse last night, little more positive this morning. is that right or has everyone just come round to the fact that we're proper fucked?

 

I was only looking at the BBC forecast and didn't understand the apocalyptic turn....

 

Jackone seems to be the four horsemen rolled into one though....

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