There's not too much longer to wait until impressive aircraft take to the skies across Swansea Bay.
More than 250,000 people are expected to head to the seafront to enjoy the annual event this weekend, with a whole host of entertainment lined up across Saturday, July 6 and Sunday, July 7 .
This year there will be a brand new After Dark event taking place on Saturday night, which will see hot air balloons, a stunt show by the Fireflies display team and the Tigers parachute display team.
While the daytime will see the return of the RAF's Typhoon Display Team and the crowd-pleasing Red Arrows.
So what is the weather going to be like?
It's good news if you're heading down to Swansea Bay as no rain is expected across both days.
According to the Met Office, Saturday looks set to be a sunny day with a high of 21 degrees and very good visibility.
However, it is predicted to become partly cloudy during the nighttime. Visibility is still supposed to be very good so you should still be able to get a good view of the After Dark event.
Sunday is due to be a little cloudier with sunny intervals throughout the day as temperatures could reach 20 degrees.
The visibility during the day ranges from good to very good.
