Glastonbury 2025: Check out the final weather forecast 

Gates to Glastonbury 2025 officially opened this morning (June 25). Check out the final weather forecast for this year’s instalment below.

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Michael and Emily Eavis welcomed punters back for the 2025 edition this morning, and the legendary festival will be held on Worthy Farm from now up until Sunday (June 29), ahead of a fallow year in 2026. Headliners are Neil Young, The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo on the Pyramid Stage, while Loyle Carner, Charli XCX and The Prodigy will perform on the Other Stage.

Other big names across the weekend include Biffy Clyro, The Maccabees, Lucy Dacus, Father John Misty, RAYE, Wolf Alice, Doechii, St. Vincent, Deftones, The Libertines, Wet Leg, Weezer, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Future Islands, JADE, TV On The Radio, Self Esteem, CMAT, Blossoms and Turnstile.

Rod Stewart will be taking on the coveted Legend Slot on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday afternoon, and has already revealed that the set – which is setting him back over £300,000 – will see a reunion with Faces bandmate Ronnie Wood.

The full line-up was shared by organisers at the start of the month, and includes a number of ‘TBA’ secret slots, as well as some brutal clashes.

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Now, as you head over to the site, check out the latest weather forecast below.

The BBC Weather and Met Office forecast for Glastonbury 2025 is:

Wednesday June 25
For the opening day, festivalgoers can expect cloudy conditions all day and a gentle breeze. There is a 20 per cent risk of showers between 6pm and 10pm, with these conditions expected to continue overnight. Peak temperatures are at 24ºC, with lows of 15ºC.

Thursday June 26
Day two is predicted to be sunny, but with light rain and a fresh breeze. There is a 50 per cent chance of rain between 6am and 1pm, with that likelihood falling over the course of the morning. Temperatures peak at 21ºC with lows of 12ºC.

Friday June 27
The first day of music on Worthy Farm is predicted to be a bit drier, with clouds changing to sunny intervals by lunchtime. There is no more than a 20 per cent chance of rain, with temperatures peaking at 24ºC and lows of 17ºC.

Saturday June 28 
A similar story for Saturday too, it set to be cloudy and dry all day. Once again, the chance of rainfall is not forecast as being higher than 10 per cent for the whole day. Temperatures peak at 24ºC, with lows of 15ºC

Sunday June 29
The final day shows temperatures peaking at 26ºC with lows of 14ºC. Again, punters can expect sunny intervals with a gentle breeze, with less than a 10 per cent chance of rain throughout the day.

Last updated 09:00am, Monday June 23. 

The past two years of Glasto have seen hot and sunny conditions, and 2023 saw festival organisers issue advice on staying safe as temperatures reached the high 20s. The last time significant rain and mud hit Glastonbury was back in 2016.

The artists playing Glasto this year have been gradually announced by organisers over the past few months, and in January, Neil Young was announced as headliner in an unconventional way – with the Canadian singer-songwriter saying that he had initially pulled out of Glasto ’25 due to it being “a corporate turn-off”, owing to the festival’s partnership with the BBC. 

Young later backtracked, however, citing “an error in the information received”. It’ll mark his second time topping the bill at the farm, following his debut appearance in 2009.

There’s a strong number of Glasto first-timers this time around, too. These include Alanis Morissette, Noah Kahan, Lola Young, Myles Smith (winner of this year’s BRITs Rising Star award), Busta Rhymes, Brandi Carlile and Gary Numan.

Recently, organiser Emily Eavis spoke out about the changes that will be implemented on-site for 2025. These include making more space for punters by selling “a few thousand less” tickets than usual, expanding the space at The Other Stage, introducing a new Dragon’s Tail area to Shangri-La and more. Find out all the changes to the layout here.

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