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Glastonbury's weather forecast is still good, with little reason to worry about mud, thunderstorms, or much besides a sunburn. As the festival opens on Wednesday, meteorologists are predicting nothing more dramatic than sun, cloud and a few showers at the end of the week.

Just as it did on Monday, the Met Office predicts scattered clouds over the next few days, with at least a little uninterrupted sun every day. Daytime temperatures will be in the high teens, rising even higher come the weekend.

Although there had been fear of a rainy Saturday or Sunday, there is less and less reason to worry that the Rolling Stones or Mumford & Sons will be washed out. Humidity will be high all week, but the biggest risk of rain is on Thursday afternoon, as a high pressure system moves in from the west. Even if you're not staying in Mick Jagger's yurt, you'll probably manage to stay dry.