Boyle may use fake clouds to bring in rains for Olympic opening ceremony

London, July 24 (ANI): Danny Boyle, mastermind for Olympics opening ceremony, will have to use fake clouds to bring in rains for the event.

According to The Telegraph, the first detailed weather forecast the opening ceremony on Friday suggests that it could remain dry in the Olympic Park in east London, when the filmmaker will present his 27 million pounds spectacular to the world.

Boyle has kept details of the ceremony a secret, but disclosed that there will be clouds capable of creating artificial rain in case it is a clear night.

After two months of persistently damp weather, including the wettest June on record, Britain is set to enjoy the hottest temperatures of the year this week.

Forecasters suggested that the mercury could climb as high as 89.6F (32C). (ANI)