Bright blue skies have arrived just in time for Glastonbury 2024 and it is set to stay warm in Pilton next week.
The NHS recommends using sun cream with at least SPF 30, and four or five-star ultraviolet A (UVA) protection.
Ticket holders have been urged to stay alert and hydrated in case sunburn snowballs into heat exhaustion – or the much more serious heatstroke.
Dizziness, headaches, feeling sick and excessive sweating, are all signs of heat exhaustion, according to the NHS. However, if these symptoms do not subside after 30 minutes, it could be heatstroke.
Anyone needing medical help while at the festival should head to one of the medical tents available across the site.
