Jun 17, 2005 • 1 min read

Heatwave makes mudbaths unlikely at this year's Glastonbury

Forecasters predict a heatwave that could last into next weekend, making mud at Glastonbury unlikely, according to organiser Michael Eavis as reported by Gigwise.

Weathermen are apparently predicting that a heatwave will hit the UK this weekend, and that it will stick around until next weekend, meaning that the weather may be scorching next week when festivities take place at Glastonbury, and that seas of mud are unlikely to form.

According to Gigwise, Glasto organiser Michael Eavis said "Apparently, according to the reports today, the rain has passed over now so there's no dust on the tracks. It was really nice out there this morning actually! Next week is going to be an absolute heat-wave. We just hope it goes on through to the weekend. But the forecast is absolutely brilliant."

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