Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival 2025 forecast
MANCHESTER, Tenn. (WKRN) — Bonnaroo is back for another year of festivities in Coffee County. Daily rain chances are in the forecast through Sunday so festivalgoers should stay alert and prepared.
FORECAST: Middle Tennessee & Southern Kentucky Weather
Thursday
Thursday will start dry, but increasing humidity will return from the south. Mostly cloudy with a few scattered storms in the late afternoon and lasting into the evening.
RADAR | Track weather across TN live
Friday
On Friday, more rain and storms are likely. This chance will increase by midday and afternoon across Coffee County. Heavy rain and lightning will be the primary concerns.
Local agencies prepared for Bonnaroo traffic ahead of festival
Saturday & Sunday
Likely rain is expected on Saturday especially, and lingering into parts of Sunday. Saturday, the rain coverage across the region will be high. Some breaks at times. Sunday, a cold front should help rain chances shift east of I-65 into the afternoon. This may still have an impact to Bonnaroo.
ALERTS | Weather advisories in Middle Tennessee
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