At a time when everyone else on here appears to getting some decent rainfall totals without any issues, it seems that we are just never going to see any decent amounts of rain recorded here regardless of what our weather is actually like. At times, this has led to me to almost feeling like banging my head against a brick wall with that one because if that is how it is always going to be, actually recording and reporting this data is just going to be a complete waste of time in my books and I am now getting to the end of my tether with that one.😡️

The monthly total is now 36mm.

Data For Recent Days

24 hour total up to 10 am BST (09:00 UTC) yesterday morning: 2.6 mm

Total since 10 am BST (09:00 UTC) yesterday morning: 3.6 mm (as at 5:40 am BST (04:40 UTC) this morning on Friday 12 June 2026)

Monthly Data

Total for this month so far: 18.0 mm (26.2% of 1991-2020 June average)

Number of rain days during this month: 7 (62.8% of 1991-2020 June average)

Number of dry days during this month: 3

This means that only at least another 5 official rain days need to be recorded between now and the end of this month in order for this month to go down as being wetter than average in terms of the number of rain days.

Seasonal Data

Total for this summer so far: 18.0 mm (8.4% of 1991-2020 summer average)

Number of rain days during this summer: 7 (20.8% of 1991-2020 summer average)

Number of dry days during this summer: 3

Annual Data

Total for this year so far: 269.4 mm (34.3% of 1991-2020 annual average)

Number of rain days during this year: 72 (52.4% of 1991-2020 annual average)

Number of dry days during this year: 58

Note

This data has been obtained from https://www.ogimet.com  in raw BUFR format, and then converted into a more readable form by my own python script.

48mm here Jim. Just shows what difference a few miles makes when the rain heads in from the West. 

One thing I'm noticing here in Edinburgh is that the rain isn't filtering through the Forth-Clyde Valley towards here as it would typically do under a westerly regime and today is yet another example of that with today's showers adding only a further 1.0 mm onto the totals which I reported above for Edinburgh Gogarbank.

You don't have to go all that much further west though to find where the rainfall totals are much higher but the vast majority of that rain has been fizzling out by the time that it gets here, therefore keeping it a lot drier here.

If anything, the general trend according to the latest model output is for it to become more widely drier across the UK, so I fear that this is going to be yet another exceptionally dry month here.

yes, the pennine rain shield works well keeping us a lot drier