A frigid 12.9C after a shower passed through.
All of the same people who were moaning about it being too hot last week are now moaning that it's too cold. Serves them right.
Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123
Whilst on the subject of moaning, isn't that what the moaning thread is supposed to be for? Yet, I don't see much activity there just now (as shown by the fact that the moaning thread has now been shoved down to the second page of the default list of threads on this forum).
Anyway and back on topic, I can confirm that Edinburgh can be split in half just now in terms of what the weather is like with completely different types of weather on opposite sides of the city.
There has been some showers not far from here which has resulted in a total of 2.6 mm of rain now being recorded for today at Edinburgh Gogarbank, where just 12 minutes of sunshine has been recorded for the whole of today so far as at 3pm this afternoon.
In that half of the city, it is rather chilly with the temperature down at 13.3°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank, and 13°C at Edinburgh Airport as at 3pm this afternoon.
That is in line with what just about everyone else is reporting here. Yet in this part of the city where I live, it is like being in a completely different world as the rain still refuses to fall here, the Sun continues to blaze down here and as we still seem to be stuck on that same old pattern of weather which we have seen throughout the summer.
This means that the temperature at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh (which is the actual closest station to where I live) at 3pm this afternoon, was up at 18.0°C in response to that, which isn't even the least bit cool for the time of year.
So, you really can't come up with a bigger contrast than that, between two different parts of the same city.
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10 August 2018 15:13:21
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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.