15.3, dew 13.5; last night's low was 13.6 and yesterday's high was 24.5.

Some heavy, showery rain overnight, 6mms.

It has certainly felt cool today and even in the early part of this afternoon, the temperature was still no higher than around 12/13°C. Yet it seems as though regardless of how cool it is or feels, there always seems to be a lowest value which the maximum temperature can ever be at this time of the year because in the end, today's maximum temperature was actually 17.06°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank and 16.59°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. That isn't exactly the least bit warm for this time of the year, but those maximum temperatures aren't actually any worse than what they were yesterday.

There was some showers around with the odd heavier one, but this produced nowhere near as much in the way of any actual recorded rainfall as yesterday, and didn't even produce enough in the way of any recorded rainfall today which was actually worth reporting on here.

In addition to that, today was also sunnier than yesterday with a total of 5.6 hours of sunshine at Edinburgh Gogarbank, so I would say that it actually wasn't too bad a day here overall. It felt nice to not feel all hot and sweaty for a change whilst I was out and about this morning, and it also didn't rain at any time when I was out and about today.

As I write, it's currently a nice and fresh 11°C here in Edinburgh. 

It's cloudy here this morning, 15.0, dew 13.4, following a low of 14.7. Yesterday's high was 24.5, a rather warm day again. 

There was 3.4mm of rain yesterday, the heavier stuff having passed tantalisingly close to the north through the afternoon. The way the local media's carrying on this morning you'd have assumed all of Kent had had a deluge, but in reality only a few areas had the heavy stuff. 

Echoing Darren's comment about the local nature of the rain; flash floods reported in Rottingdean (Brighton) yesterday but bone dry in Chichester. And ironically, after weeks of drought, the first rain caused 19 hours of sewage overflow discharged into the sea at Eastbourne.

22C

Largely sunny. 

Decent clothes drying weather.

No rain today, and though there's some moving over Norfolk I'm sure it'll fizzle by the time it reaches here.

EDIT: And I see Shoeburyness maxed out at 23.1 earlier. Typical that I'm in one of the warmest parts of the UK - is a cooler than average day too much to ask? 😁

And indeed it fizzled, just as stuff from the north always does these days. There was a line of heavy showers around that popped up before the fizzling rain was due to arrive, and of course there was a Leysdown-sized gap as it formed... it got quite intense as it climbed the Downs to the south. 

So after a dry night it's now 13.4, dew 11.6, which is the low so far.