This morning earlier downpours have sent Folkestone past the 100mm mark.

101.4mm.

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This morning earlier downpours have sent Folkestone past the 100mm mark.

101.4mm.

Now at 126 mm. The warm Channel certainly having an effect on my coastal location.

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6.5 mm This Month.

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Now at 126 mm. The warm Channel certainly having an effect on my coastal location.

We have a very pronounced wet season these days between Mid September and Mid November. Symptomatic of warming seas and prevailing SW'lies 

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18.0mm

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64.5 mm After a recount. For the month so far.

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Heavy rain every day in November. Another full day of rain and gloom today, 19mm in the last 24hrs.

Most days have recorded 10-20mm

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186mm in 48hours at Achnagart Scotland makes a mockery of the wet opening week in the south lol.

P.s last time I checked it was still raining there.

18.4mm

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I've no idea what we're on as the rain gauge was blown off the fence earlier in the month. It's set up again so I'm hoping Tim A can provide an update for a fellow Leeds 16 resident  

19mm here but should get a boost today probably 10mm or so - though dry so far.
It has a long way to go to reach Nov average 92mm

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19mm This Morning.

83.5 mm This Month.

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Another 33mm fell this morning.

17mm today total now 180 mm and a lot more to come . At this rate this could rival Nov 09

19mm here but should get a boost today probably 10mm or so - though dry so far.
It has a long way to go to reach Nov average 92mm

Quite a good guess my gauge has just stopped accumulating on 9mm but since it is quite windy won't have caught about 10%
Suddenly a weird orange glow from sunset hidden in scudding low clouds.

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Another rain warning out for the south coast tomorrow (Wed) from the Isle of Wight eastwards. This should convert existing flood alerts into flood warnings. Environment Agency give rounded figures for precipitation of 150mm already this month at Bognor (double the normal amount for the whole month) and 40mm this (Tue) morning alone at Liss, just off the A3 near Petersfield.

https://www.floodalerts.com/

[But I can hear Scots muttering 'softy Sassenachs'; the same site gives details of flood warnings already in place on Tayside]

The rain so far this month has given surface reservoirs in the South a modest increase but the rain has not yet percolated down into the water table in the chalk aquifer.

https://www.southernwater.co.uk/water-for-life/reservoir-levels
https://www2.bgs.ac.uk/groundwater/datainfo/levels/sites/ChilgroveHouse.html
The Southern Water groundwater site is a month out of date, so not quoted here.

And remember that cities like Brighton depend 100% on groundwater so recharge is essential.
https://www.southernwater.co.uk/water-for-life/education/where-our-water-comes-from 

 

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I've no idea what we're on as the rain gauge was blown off the fence earlier in the month. It's set up again so I'm hoping Tim A can provide an update for a fellow Leeds 16 resident  

Been quite dry till today. 16mm then 25mm today so I make it 41mm.

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So far we’ve had 104.8mm with heavy showers still streaming in… and we’re still on a hosepipe ban.

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28.2mm including today

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The latest rainfall data for Edinburgh Gogarbank and the botanic gardens in Edinburgh are as follows:

Data For Recent Days

Total since 9am GMT (09:00 UTC) this morning: 8.0 mm at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 7.4 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh (as at 8pm GMT this evening on Tuesday 15 November 2022)

Monthly Data

Total for this month so far: 40.2 mm (54.6% of 1991-2020 November average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 30.8 mm (47.2% of 1991-2020 November average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of rain days during this month so far: 7 (54.4% of 1991-2020 November average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 5 (42.7% of 1991-2020 November average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of dry days during this month so far: 4 at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 5 at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh

Seasonal Data

Total for this Autumn so far: 205.2 mm (97.0% of 1991-2020 Autumn average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 188.0 mm (96.0% of 1991-2020 Autumn average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of rain days during this Autumn so far: 33 (90.7% of 1991-2020 Autumn average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 32 (95.9% of 1991-2020 Autumn average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of dry days during this Autumn so far: 28 at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 27 at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh

This means that just another 6.4 mm of rain or more now needs to fall at Edinburgh Gogarbank between now and the end of this month in order for this Autumn to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.

In addition to that, this also means that just another 8.0 mm of rain or more now needs to fall at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh between now and the end of this month in order for this Autumn to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.

Furthermore, just another 4 or more rain days now needs to be recorded at Edinburgh Gogarbank between now and the end of this month in order for this Autumn to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the number of rain days.

In addition to that, just another 2 or more rain days now needs to be recorded at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh between now and the end of this month in order for this Autumn to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the number of rain days.

Annual Data

Total for this year so far: 563.6 mm (71.9% of 1991-2020 year average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 494.4 mm (67.9% of 1991-2020 year average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of rain days during this year so far: 113 (82.2% of 1991-2020 year average) at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 103 (80.3% of 1991-2020 year average) at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh
Number of dry days during this year so far: 154 at Edinburgh Gogarbank along with 152 at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh

Note

This data has been obtained from the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (SEPA) by using a beta version of their latest upcoming API system.

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