With just one day remaining until the gates of Worthy Farm’s Glastonbury Festival open for 2025, you may be contemplating whether to bring a raincoat or ample sunblock in preparation – it seems you might need both this year.

This year’s Glastonbury Festival is scheduled to start on Wednesday, June 25, and conclude on Sunday, June 29.

Fortunately, current forecasts indicate plenty of sunshine throughout the festival’s five days, although a few showers are anticipated during that time.

Glasto weather reporter Gavin Partridge, who provides annual predictions, states that we can expect abundant sunshine this year. In his latest report, Gavin explains that Glastonbury 2025 "wont be a washout," but will experience some bursts of showery weather with "drizzle coming in at times."

According to the Met Office, Worthy Farm will experience mostly sunny and cloudy conditions from Wednesday through Sunday, with occasional rain, reaching highs of 25 degrees. Meanwhile, the BBC forecasts sunshine from Wednesday through Sunday.

We’re providing daily weather updates for Glastonbury Festival 2025 as the forecast evolves, check them out below:

Wednesday, June 25:

The festival’s opening day is expected to see highs of 25 degrees and lows of 16 degrees, with some cloud cover throughout the day and warm temperatures.

Thursday, June 26:

On Thursday, passing showers are anticipated in the morning, with cloudy periods and generally warm weather – expect highs of 23 degrees and lows of 13 degrees.

Friday, June 27:

Sunny and warm weather is expected for Friday, with only a 12% chance of rain, reaching highs of 26 degrees and lows of 16 degrees.

Saturday, June 28:

Conditions appear bright on Saturday, with "very warm" weather throughout the day. Anticipate highs of 26 degrees and lows of 14.

Sunday, June 29:

The final day of Glastonbury 2025 is forecasted to be warm and sunny, hitting highs of 28 degrees and lows of 16.

Were updating the predicted forecast daily. Come back later for added updates.