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Thursday, May 23, 2024 7:03:29 AM
11C with thick fog and drizzle again, yesterday we had about 18mm more than twice that near the coast, some places had unexpected flooding due to blocked drains as much as anything though it was thundery type intensity at times through morning..
 
johncs2016
Thursday, May 23, 2024 11:08:26 AM
Another horrible day here in Edinburgh with light rain and drizzle becoming more extensive once again.

In addition to that, the temperatures are also refusing to rise and remain stuck at around 12°C here in Edinburgh which isn't even the least bit warm for this time of the year.🤢
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picturesareme
Thursday, May 23, 2024 4:55:39 PM
Another reasonable day again with temperatures around 20C.
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Plenty of sunshine although some fairweather clouds about, and a gentle breeze. 
Retron
Thursday, May 23, 2024 5:31:08 PM
Back to the usual summer weather... sunny, warm, next to no wind. An effortless 26C upstairs even with the windows open all day, and because of the very long days there won't be any relief for hours yet. The only good thing is that the dewpoint is still relatively low by modern standards.

20.8, dew 11.7, the high today being 21.5.

EDIT: And there won't be a proper night time until July now, as it's perpetual twilight during the wee hours as of today - it's already started further north.


 
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tierradelfuego
Thursday, May 23, 2024 6:00:47 PM
Max was only 17.2c here today, probably about right in terms of 3 degrees down from the coast in Pompey. Down to 13.5c now, feels fresh out in a WNW
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johncs2016
Thursday, May 23, 2024 6:12:15 PM
Originally Posted by: Retron 

Back to the usual summer weather... sunny, warm, next to no wind. An effortless 26C upstairs even with the windows open all day, and because of the very long days there won't be any relief for hours yet. The only good thing is that the dewpoint is still relatively low by modern standards.

20.8, dew 11.7, the high today being 21.5.

EDIT: And there won't be a proper night time until July now, as it's perpetual twilight during the wee hours as of today - it's already started further north.


 



We need clear skies during the night to be able to actually see that perpetual twilight though, and that's something which we haven't witnessed for quite a long time now.

As regards our weather, today has been yet another complete write-off of a day here in Edinburgh.

As I write, since 10am BST (09:00 UTC) this morning, a total of 14.8 mm of rain has been recorded at Edinburgh Gogarbank and it's still raining even now.

In addition to that, temperatures have continued to be pegged back throughout today to no higher than around 12°C here in Edinburgh.
 
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idj20
Thursday, May 23, 2024 6:17:27 PM
Turned out lovely with near unbroken sunshine all day where the cloud kept well away to my north. The max of 19.1 C at 12 pm and the current 15 C & mid 80% H won't break any heat records but the solar input packed quite a punch. 
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johncs2016
Friday, May 24, 2024 7:10:22 AM
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.
 
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Saturday, May 25, 2024 5:10:39 AM
9C so a fresher night than recently and no doubt lower still on the heaths and lower down.
A beautiful start, calm and sunny.
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Roger Parsons
Saturday, May 25, 2024 5:46:03 AM
Originally Posted by: NMA 

9C so a fresher night than recently and no doubt lower still on the heaths and lower down.
A beautiful start, calm and sunny.

Same here - a bright but cool-feeling start to the day.
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Tim A
Saturday, May 25, 2024 6:28:35 AM
Cool and fresh start here too. 7.1c min, now 9.5c. 
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