Well, it is certainly windier than what it was yesterday, and it looks as though we still have that same weather system in place as what moved in yesterday evening (i.e. the remnants of that French storm system). Apart from the wind though, the weather wasn't too bad earlier on this morning. The Sun had come out for a while, and it had even looked as though this area of rain had already cleared away from the south, especially as the radar map as showing all of the rainfall sitting to the north of us.
Since that weather system moved in a bit quicker last night than what was originally forecast, I therefore assumed tnis system would also have moved away a bit quicker than what was originally forecast. Over the last hour or so though, it has been raining quite heavily once again and upon looking at the latest radar map, it now looks as though this sytem has actually come back southwards a bit once again, leaving us right in the midst of it and of course, I can't find a single forecast which had even hinted about any possibility of this happening since all the forecasts until now, were pointing towards an improvement in the weather as we went into the afternoon, which is clearly not happening so far.
I'm pretty sure that something similar to that happened last Saturday as well because back then, it rained throughout the morning, though never all that heavily. That rain was then forecast to clear away later on but instead of that, it actually got worse as the day wore on with the rain getting a lot heavier, and even turning to snow at higher altitudes which in turn, left quite a covering over the Pentland Hills. This clearly shows how the forecast models have such a problem predicting what the weather will be like even on the same day and if they can't even get that right, it is difficult to see how on Earth, we can be expected to trust those longer term forecasts such as those which are predicting the possibility of a Scandy High becoming more influencial by the end of next week.
The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.