UK weather: UK's biggest music festivals battered by rain as Met Office issues yellow thunderstorm warnings

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UK weather: UK's biggest music festivals battered by rain as Met Office issues yellow thunderstorm warnings

The UK’s biggest music festival has been battered by rain after months of warm weather, with Britons set to prepare for a washed-out Bank Holiday weekend. Festivalgoers at Reading, Leeds and Creamfields were looking forward to a weekend of seeing artists like Raye and Calvin Harris. Most will not have expected to spend their weekend in marsh-like conditions, but thanks to thunderstorms sweeping the UK this week, l…