Until now, I've only really mentioned the daytime maximum temperatures but the overnight minimum temperatures are also just as interesting in this context.
First of all, it has already been reported on this thread that the UK as a whole came fairly close to getting its first official tropical night in May (that record figure of 19.4°C was only 0.6°C short of that) and given the current overall warming trend, it will be interesting to see how much longer it will now take for that to actually end up happening in possibly the near future.
Here in Edinburgh, tonight's overnight minimum temperature is being forecast by the Met Office to drop to no lower than around 14°C but the highest ever minimum temperature at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh in May according to records going all the way back to 1959 is currently 14.1°C. This means that if tonight ends up being any warmer than what is actually being forecast, there is a good chance that tonight could end up being our warmest May night on record.
That would come in addition to the two date records which were beaten both yesterday and today for our daytime maximum temperatures. In the end, today's maximum temperature at the botanic gardens reached 25.83°C. At Gogarbank, the maximum temperature was 25.03°C and only a day or so after getting its first 20+°C maximum of the year, that same station has now just recorded its first 25+°C maximum of the year.
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.