Medusa Festival Delays Opening Due to Storm Forecast

The festival organization announced the schedule change via social media, prioritizing attendee safety.

Generic image of storm clouds over a festival site with blurred tents and stages.
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Generic image of storm clouds over a festival site with blurred tents and stages.

Medusa Festival has announced that the opening of its second day will be postponed until approximately 8:00 PM this Saturday due to adverse weather forecasts.

The decision, confirmed by Aemet and meteorological experts, was communicated through the event's social media channels. The province of Valencia has active yellow level warnings for rain and storms throughout the afternoon.
The organization has expressed regret for any inconvenience this schedule change may cause attendees, stating that the measure is taken "thinking about the safety and comfort of everyone."
Medusa plans to resume its programming at 8:00 PM, although it warns that this time may be subject to alterations depending on the evolution of the weather forecasts. "Today is going to be a great day of music and partying! We just prefer to be cautious and start a little later," the festival's statement concludes.