Thanks Gav.
It would just be like the thing if this coming autumn ended up being high pressure dominated (I obviously don't want to give too much away here about your autumn forecast, to those who haven't yet seen it) since we have just come to the end of what has been a very wet summer here (with this month being the wettest month of this summer).
If that was to happen, we would then no doubt be asking the question of where on earth, this high pressure was during this summer which was the very period of time when we could have done with that high pressure being around.
On the other hand, I quite like the idea that high pressure during the autumn (or the Fall, as our friends on the other side of the Pond would call it) provides us with our best chance of possibly getting our first official air frost of the season around October, so I shall look forward to seeing whether or not, that ends up happening.
I also don't the autumn to get too cold too quickly as I would like there to be plenty of cold weather left for us to enjoy during the coming winter and in the age of climate change and global warming, there isn't as much cold weather around nowadays as what there used to be. Because of that, I will be happy enough with a slightly warmer than average autumn overall, as long as we don't end up being stuck back in the summer as a result, in terms of our weather.
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.