In the end, a total of 2.6 mm of rain fell at Edinburgh Gogarbank during yesterday, along with 1.2 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.
So far as at 7am, a further 0.2 mm of rain has been recorded at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh during this morning whilst Edinburgh Gogarbank has been completely dry.
For Edinburgh Gogarbank, that takes this month's total so far to 7.8 mm, the total for this summer so far to 105.8 mm and the total for this year so far to 373.2 mm as at 7am this morning.
For the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, that takes this month's total so far to 13.4 mm, the total for this summer so far to 97.6 mm and the total for this year so far to 368.8 mm as at 7am this morning.
Unlike in the other two summer months which we have had this year, there has been no absolute drought during this month and there is unlikely to be one either.
Yet, this month is still running significantly drier than average so far. This is happening because on a number of occasions, heavy showers which have been forecast have often failed to materialise altogether and even when we have been getting rain, the amounts of rain which which we are getting are consistently turning out to be rather small and less than what had been forecast.
As long as this continues to be the case, this month will never end up being anything other than substantially drier than average in the end, even though the general outlook according to the latest model output is still unsettled.
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.