So much to do this weekend!
Glasgow will be heating up in the next few days with predictions as high as 23 degrees supposed to be hitting the city which is perfect for anyone heading to Riverside Music Festival this weekend.
Riverside Music Festival will kick off at 1 pm on Saturday, June 3 and will finish at 11 pm until they do it all over again on Sunday, June 4 with after-parties being held at SWG3 on both evenings. However, just because you aren't heading to the music festival does not mean you get to miss out on the glorious sunshine forecast for Glasgow.
At 9 pm, the temperature is predicted to plunge by five degrees all the way down to 16 degrees. However, between 9 pm and midnight, the temperature will only go down to 12 degrees. This will be perfect for the festival or anyone else who is out during the evening in Glasgow. However, the main difference is that the temperature will hit its peak of 23 degrees which is due to happen between 4 pm and 6 pm.The Festival Set Times Scotland’s favourite travelling street food collective The Big Feed will be on site across the whole weekend, serving up a mouthwatering menu of globally inspired food.
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