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on 25 June 2001, with a high of 29.3°C. The coldest minimum for an opening day was 5.2°C on 22 June 1903, while the lowest maximum was 12.8°C on 20 June 1977. The wettest opening day was 23 June 1969, with 13.8mm of rain falling at Wimbledon Power Station. READ MORE: Glastonbury Festival Weather
systems could bring showers or even thunderstorms, particularly in the south and north. However, there are signs that high pressure may return by the end of next week, good news for festivalgoers heading to Glastonbury and others hoping for more settled weather. Tropical Storm Erick: Watching the Pacific
by scientists at the Met Office to produce a set of Future Forecasts to explore how Wimbledon and Glastonbury Festival may be affected by a heatwave in the 2050s. Similarly, BBC Sport’s Sport 2050 looked at how the weather could impact sporting events across the world by 2050. Expected future climatic
was especially delighted that Richard Betts was awarded the MBE for his work in climate change communication at events such as Glastonbury and on Twitter. We also continue to nurture and recognise our emerging talent, and I was that Dr Kirsty Hanley was award of the Royal Meteorological Society’s LF Richardson
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