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Isle of Wight Festival 2015 weather looks gloomy: Rain and thunder predicted for revellers

Things could get a bit muddy

Jack Shepherd
Friday 12 June 2015 14:59 BST
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Mucky business: Glastonbury revellers who enduring this year’s rain and mud, are part of the middle-class money-making machine that turned Iggy Pop, John Lydon and Mick Jagger into establishment figures
Mucky business: Glastonbury revellers who enduring this year’s rain and mud, are part of the middle-class money-making machine that turned Iggy Pop, John Lydon and Mick Jagger into establishment figures (AP)

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news Isle of Wight festival-goers but your weekend looks set to be a bit muddy.

Weather forecasters are predicting that, while temperatures will remain relatively steady in the day, the heavens will open up on Friady as both rain and thunder are expected - so make sure you're wearing wellies to The Prodigy.

Luckily, the following two days are set to be rain-free, with Saturday being partly cloudy and Sunday being just cloudy.

Hopefully some of the mud will have dried up in time for Fleetwood Mac’s performance Sunday night – if they’re feeling better by then that is.

Predicted weather for Isle of White festival 2015 from The Weather Channel (uk.weather.com)

According to the Weather Channel, the highest temperature predicted is 21 degrees on the Friday, falling to a low of seven degrees on the Sunday night – pack a jumper, people!

Of course, revellers had hoped for the sun to be shining all weekend, but the weather shouldn’t dampen anyone’s spirits as the line-up still looks incredible.

Performing alongside The Prodigy and Fleetwood Mac will be Blur, The Black Keys, Pharrell Williams and Paolo Nutini.

So remember: pack wellies, a coat and a jumper, maybe skip on the flip-flops.

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