There was a lot of cloud around to begin with this morning, so today's sunshine totals aren't going to be as high as they were yesterday but that cloud has broken up and it is now become completely sunny once again.

Meanwhile, the temperature here in Edinburgh is around 14°C as I write. It's still early in the day though, although it is a little bit cooler than it was at this time yesterday.

Currently around 18°C here in Edinburgh

Dew points up to around 16C at one point. 

For the first time this season my room feels uncomfortablely warm.

Can this be right? But https://www.weatherobs.com/  is showing 16C at nearby Thorney Island Automatic, and that's subject to a cooling influence from the sea. These high overnight temps  are why May has had record warmth although daytime maxes (which is what people notice) haven't been that high.

I wouldn't say that - the first half of May was exceptional in terms of maxima, with several days well above even the July or August norms. It was only the second half which returned closer to normal (up north in the CET zone, down here it was still warmer than normal).

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/graphs/2024/daily_maxtemp_cet_2024.png 

It's presently partly cloudy here and yet again the GFS is struggling - it has 18C and a 14C dewpoint as the highest here today, whereas it's already 19.6, with a humid-feeling 15.9 dewpoint. It's not even anything to do with an onshore breeze today, as the wind is coming from inland.

MetO's new data has a high of 22 instead, and I reckon that's far more likely.

EDIT: Late morning now and it's reached 21.3 (dew 15.6, so still muggy).

Feels fine in the sheltered garden

The temperature has now dropped to just 13°C here in Edinburgh which isn't even the least bit warm for this time of year any more.🤢

In fact, I've even known it to warmer than that here in the middle of winter and yet this is supposed to be our "summer".😡

13.5c after a high of 15.4c.  No measurable rainfall.  

Thorney had an overnight low of 14.5C which is around 2C above average for June. However there have been plenty of nights into single figures recently there meaning it's had plenty of below average nights. 

Meanwhile here it is currently a bright and breezy 14.2°C.

Yes, it clearly hasn't taken long for this so-called "summer" to go completely down the toilet pan.🤢

Here in Edinburgh, the temperature under clear skies has now dropped to an incredibly cool (for this time of year) 8°C and so we're now experiencing the exact opposite of what I would often describe during the winter as that "nightmare" scenario of double figures winter temperatures as these are single figures summer temperatures which we're now experiencing.

Yesterday's high was 21.8, and there were a few spots of rain in the late afternoon, not even enough to dampen the ground.

Meanwhile, in the far north of Iceland, winter continues. A snowstorm, which even for here is quite late in the season.

https://livefromiceland.is/webcams/akureyri