A bird's eye view of the Latitude festival site at Henham Park (Picture taken 15/07/11 by Mike Page)
By RICHARD WOOD
Wednesday, July 11, 2012
12:19 PM
Rain is expected on Thursday night and Friday as Latitude Festival starts at Henham Park, near Southwold.
The music and arts festival, which opens its gates tomorrow afternoon, will be welcoming thousands to the site as a range of acts perform until Sunday evening
Chris Bell, from Weatherquest, said that the wettest weather was expected in the next two days.
He said: “We are looking at rain spreading across with an increased chance after 6pm.
“The rain showers will then linger around for much of the day on Friday, with on and off rain showers.
“For Saturday there is a suspicion of it being a little better with more sunshine, but there is the potential for sharp showers on Saturday, with things to improve on Sunday and Monday, with maybe the small chance of showers but nothing too significant.”
For more on the festival follow our live coverage online throughout the weekend.
As the gates to the Royal Hospital Gardens at Chelsea opened to the world’s media yesterday, with a frenzy of activity as photographers and camera crews vied for the best vantage points, there was also a very palpable sense of relief among the hundreds of nurserymen and women who have come to exhibit their prize horticultural specimens that their stands were complete and looking their very best.
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