TRNSMT Festival 2025: Check out the weather forecast

TRNSMT Festival 2025 is just around the corner, but will it be rain or shine onsite? Check out the latest weather forecast below.

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This year’s edition of the three-day event takes place on Glasgow Green between this Friday (July 11) and Sunday (13), with 50 Cent, Biffy Clyro and Snow Patrol all headlining the main stage.

Other acts due to perform over the weekend include Fontaines D.C., The Script, Gracie Abrams, Inhaler, Confidence Man, The Kooks, JADE, The Lathums, Wet Leg, Jamie Webster, Twin Atlantic, Jake Bugg, Sigrid, Wunderhorse, Underworld, Shed Seven and Nina Nesbitt.

The current BBC Weather forecast predicts three full days of sunshine. Ticketholders can expect peak temperatures of 28°C, with lows of 12°C.

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There is a largely zero per cent chance of rain forecast over the festival – apart from a four per cent chance between 5pm and 7pm on Saturday, and a six per cent chance between the same period on Sunday.

The temperature will be at 20°C when 50 Cent takes to the stage on Friday. It is predicted to be at 23°C when Biffy Clyro begin their bill-topping slot the following day, with Snow Patrol starting their headline set in 22°C heat on Sunday night.

These glorious conditions are set to be accompanied by some gentle breezes and light winds throughout the festival.

BBC Weather’s latest forecast for TRNSMT 2025 is:

Friday July 11:
Sunny and a gentle breeze. Temperatures peaking at 26°C, with lows of 12°C

Saturday July 12:
Sunny and light winds. Temperatures peaking at 28°C, with lows of 15°C

Sunday July 13: 
Sunny and a gentle breeze. Temperatures peaking at 28°C, with lows of 14°C

Last updated 1:30pm BST, Wednesday July 9

In May, Kneecap’s scheduled slot at TRNSMT 2025 was cancelled over “safety concerns”, leading the Irish trio to announce a replacement show in Glasgow. This followed member Mo Chara being charged with a terror offence by the Metropolitan Police.

The Scottish gig took place last night (July 8) at the O2 Academy Glasgow. During the performance, Kneecap hit out at the First Minister of Scotland, John Swinney, and addressed being dropped from the TRNSMT line-up.

Ahead of yesterday’s concert, Police Scotland said in a statement that it had a “proportionate and considered policing plan” in place for the event, “to ensure the safety of all those attending”.

Meanwhile, TRNSMT 2025 headliners Biffy Clyro have announced their new album ‘Futique’ and shared its lead single, ‘A Little Love’. The band recently played a major slot on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival.

Reviewing the set, NME wrote:” A new era of The Biff awaits, as seen in the LCD Soundsystem dancey piano stabs of recent single and set opener ‘A Little Love’. Its mantra of unity and call for togetherness makes a lot more sense here at Worthy Farm, where you’re only a nod away from a hug at any given time.”

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