A lottery for the S and SE to come tomorrow; highest resolution models are unanimous in developing some heavy and quite slow-moving but also very small and well-scattered showers.
A few could see 5-10 mm while the rest see little or, in the majority of cases, nothing at all.
Assuming, that is, the models are right to do this - today's rain in the SW was less intense, more persistent and more 'spread out' than those models had been predicting.
A repeat of that sort of error tomorrow would go against the consensus of forecasting agencies though as that's for a lot of sunshine for the vast majority. That differs to today, for which there was some mention of cloudier weather in the south.
Will my 34-day run of less than 1 mm rainfall (in fact, 0.6 mm or less as things stand) come to an end tomorrow, or will it continue for what could well be at least another 8 days?
I'm actually a bit tense about this, and can't make up my mind which I'd rather see happen.
I do know what I don't want though; for it to be broken by a total at or slightly above 1.0 mm, which would be of little use for watering anyway and feel like the weather taking the piddle!
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