Victorious Festival 2024: Day by day weather forecast, according to Met Office

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The weather is looking brighter if you are heading to Victorious Festival this year - though you may want to bring your wellies and your sunglasses!
The fantastic sunset Victorious sign at the top of Castle Field. Picture: IslandCity.UKThe fantastic sunset Victorious sign at the top of Castle Field. Picture: IslandCity.UK
The fantastic sunset Victorious sign at the top of Castle Field. Picture: IslandCity.UK

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Originally the festival was supposed to be off to a wet start, but now, according to the Met Office, it is likely that the showers will stop before the festival starts tomorrow. Sunday is also going to be largely dry - though Saturday is a different story.

Here is a day-by-day guide of what you can expect:

Friday: Light rain changing to sunny by late morning

The weather is set to be ‘overcast’ with light showers expected to have stopped by 8am and there will be clouds with sunshine. The maximum temperature will be 21 degrees with lows of 14 degrees. It will be somewhat windy in Portsmouth.

Saturday: Heavy rain changing to clear by early evening

The weather for Saturday was looking better than the first day of the festival, but now things have changed. It is due to rain until 7am, with light showers from then until 4pm where it will then become sunny and warmer. It should be dry for the headline acts. Maximum temperatures of 18 degrees with lows dropping to 14 degrees.

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Sunday: Sunny intervals changing to partly cloudy by early evening

If you are heading to Victorious on Sunday then it should be dry for the majority of the day with some showery intervals until 1pm. The maximum temperatures will reach 18 degrees with lows dropping to 16 degrees in the evening.

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