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The Met Office have predicted a wet weekend for festival-goers heading to Download, while music fans at the Isle of Wight may be a bit more lucky.
Rock fans flocking to Donington Park in Leicestershire to see Slipknot, Queens of the Stone Age, 30 Seconds to Mars, Iron Maiden and Rammstein may want to make sure they pack plenty of waterproofs as a fair amount of rain has been forecast throughout the weekend.
Meanwhile, those on their way to Newport on the Isle of Wight to see The Killers, Bon Jovi, Stone Roses and Bloc Party are a bit more fortunate with mild conditions predicted and maybe even some sunshine.
The weather forecast for Download Festival is:
Thursday 13 June: A cloudy morning with light rain all afternoon into the evening and a maximum temperature of 17°C.
Friday 14 June: A cloudy start with heavy rain throughout the afternoon and into the evening. A maximum temperature of 16°C.
Saturday 15 June: Light showers all day with a maximum temperature of 16°C.
Sunday 16 June: Cloudy in the morning with light rain from midday into the evening. A maximum temperature of 13°C.
The Killers are set to headline the Isle of Wight Festival this weekend
The weather forecast for the Isle of Wight Festival is:
Thursday 13 June: Cloudy with sunny intervals in the morning before some light rain in the afternoon and a pleasant evening. A maximum temperature of 15°C.
Friday 14 June: Cloudy throughout the morning with sunny intervals in the afternoon and a maximum temperate of 16°C.
Saturday 15 June: Heavy rain in the very early hours before a sunny morning and some cloud in the afternoon. A maximum temperature of 15°C.
Sunday 16 June: Heavy rain throughout the day and a maximum temperature of 14°C.
For more information on Download and the Isle of Wight Festival head to Gigwise gig tickets.
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