TRNSMT is less than a week away and ticket holders heading to the outdoor music festival will be keeping a close eye on the weather.
TRNSMT runs from July 8-10 with headline acts including Lewis Capaldi, The Strokes and Paolo Nutini. But the festival is outside in Glasgow Green and the summer has certainly not blown us away.
Met Office has now issued a weather forecast for the week ahead and warns of light showers. Sunday and Monday is expected to have light rain and the rest of the week is expected to be mild but cloudy with that continuing on Friday- TRNSMT's opening day.
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BBC Weather also add that Saturday July 9 and Sunday will be cloudy and overcast but temperatures could reach 19C. However, as we know Scotland's weather can be unpredictable and can change quickly.
The Met Office warns that light showers could turn heavy in their outlook for the UK with an emphasis in the north west.
The weather forecast adds for July 6 - 15: "High pressure will tend to dominate, bringing generally dry, settled weather for many. Southern and eastern regions can expect the best of the fine and dry weather, with light winds, and it will be warm or even very warm at the start of this period. The north and northwest will experience cloudier conditions with mostly light rain, though some heavier outbreaks can't be ruled out in the far northwest, with moderate or fresh winds, and near normal temperatures.
"This generally settled regime persists for much of the remainder of the period, although cloud, showers, and some longer spells of rain may continue to affect northern areas at times. Temperatures widely near or above average through this period, especially in the south and southwest where some hot spells are not impossible."
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