Rod Stewart in Shrewsbury: What is the weather forecast for tomorrow night's concert?

Rod Stewart will be performing to thousands of fans in Shrewsbury tomorrow, but what does the weather have in store?

It's been a pretty unsettled week weather-wise with wind and heavy rainfall battering Shropshire - not ideal for an outdoor concert at Shrewsbury Town's football ground.

So what will the weather be like on Wednesday for Sir Rod's visit where he will be singing hits such as Maggie May, Do Ya Think I'm Sexy and Sailing?

Well, as yet it look likely to be a dry day according to the Met Office, until the evening that is...

From 6pm the Met office is predicating rain.

Throughout the evening the forecast is a mixture of heavy and light rain - but who knows that could all change, right?

The picture is a little better on Accuweather who predict cloud throughout the concert, with the rain hitting Shrewsbury a little later.

Either way, it is probably advisable to take a waterproof coat - but be aware that brollies aren't allowed.

The gate are due to open at 4pm with the first act performing at 6.30pm. Sir Rod is set to hit the stage at 8.30pm and the concert will end at approximately 11pm.

Whatever the weather it looks like it will be a great night.