Thanks to CBBC Newsround for this:
It's looking likely the next Harry Potter flicks won't be filmed in the Scottish Highlands because of the weather and midges.
The rain's been so bad, shooting of the Prisoner of Azkaban in Glencoe is at least two weeks behind schedule, says the Express newspaper.
And as well as the rain, the cast and crew have been scratching themselves silly because of the infamous midges.
The mini-flies are well-known in Scotland and not even the most powerful spell seems to be able to stop the swarms which really bite.
Three weeks of heavy rain has made the ground of the set, built on a mountainside, so slippery it's dangerous to use parts of it.
Dan, Rupert, Emma and Hagrid were to be taken up there by a special mountain car, but it's too wet even for that.
Perfect weather!
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The newspaper says the film makers have had to take apart a huge part of the set - Hogwarts Bridge - and rebuild it in an indoor studio back in England.
The bridge cost a lot of money to build in the first place.
The annoying thing is, while the mountainside set - which includes Hagrid's hut - was being built the weather was perfect!
(hint: that's where i live) hehe :mrgreen: 
