At long last, it's finally stopped raining here in Edinburgh and that couldn't have happened soon enough as there has been quite a bit of flooding here with the Water of Leith having burst its banks in a number of places.
Just since 10am BST (09:00 UTC yesterday morning), an incredible 44.8 mm of rain has been recorded at Edinburgh Gogarbank as I write which for the second day in a row, means that yesterday was once again our wettest day of this year so far.
That gives us a total of 80.6 mm of rain in the space of just two days and this means that more than one and a half times our 1991-2020 May average rainfall has fallen in the space of just those last two days.
Although the rain has stopped for now though, it's yet another dull and dreary start to today with a temperature of around 11°C here in Edinburgh.
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.