4.8 mm Today.

42.5 mm This month.

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Although the south and east had a dry first half of the month, up in Pennine areas we've only had 7 dry days so far. The last 6 days saw 67mm at Bingley! September total so far at Bingley is 100mm and that's before tonight's deluge!

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Although the south and east had a dry first half of the month, up in Pennine areas we've only had 7 dry days so far. The last 6 days saw 67mm at Bingley! September total so far at Bingley is 100mm and that's before tonight's deluge!

Yes very wet here the last week, 82mm here for the month when I last checked earlier this evening. Started raining heavily again now in the last 30minutes. The next 24 hours is going to be very wet!

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Yes very wet here the last week, 82mm here for the month when I last checked earlier this evening. Started raining heavily again now in the last 30minutes. The next 24 hours is going to be very wet!

Yes should break the 100mm mark by this time tomorrow. A massive change from the first part of Sept. I tried digging the garden just over a week ago and it was like concrete, should be much easier now.

Up to 90mm today.... played golf today and eveything was swollen with water.

I say 90mm ..but right now all i can hear is the gutter overspilling.... so is supect 100mm is possible tomorrow

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Total for September now up to 114.7mm

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72.4 mm This Month.

 

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3.6mm rainfall yesterday brings the monthly total to date to 23.9mm.

Another 4.8mm in the three days since my last report bring the monthly total here to end 28th to 28.7mm.  There has been more rain this morning, but I will wait until the end of the day before adding today's total rainfall.

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Last week 90.2mm from Sun - Sat

Another 12mm so far today and still raining.

Little wonder Haydock Park races was called off yesterday

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Widespread flooding in Yorkshire now. 120mm (monthly total) at Bingley up to 0700 this morning. A good few hours of heavy rain to come. See BBC TWO for Yorkshire conditions at the World Cycling. The Fanzone is flooded in Harrogate and concert cancelled. Such a shame!

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Last week 90.2mm from Sun - Sat

Another 12mm so far today and still raining.

Little wonder Haydock Park races was called off yesterday

 

Loads of flooding around St Helens with numerous roads closed. Most of this is due to run-off or drains being unable to cope, as the town doesn't have any major rivers running  through it.

 

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24hr totals to 1300
Sennybridge 55mm
Blackpool 46mm
Bingley 35mm
(Readings: Weatheronline)

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No idea why the Met Office removed us from the weather warnings today. 33.5mm and more to come looking at the radar.

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61.0mm month to date.

90.0mm, 603.2mm year to date

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It's just been the same story as it's been all year here. Frequent rain - almost daily with no settled spells but never in large amounts so total only slightly above average at 62mm. 8mm or more on four of the past five days but a max total of only 13.2mm 

Horrendous conditions on the Banffshire coast yesterday:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland-49866283

Doesn't appear to be any rain gauges in the area. Nearest one I can find near Memsie, south of Fraserburgh recorded 51.2mm in the 36 hours up to 3pm today 

After this vile month and the awful May and Summer that preceeded it a settled spell of crisp autumnal weather is most definitely needed and what do we look like getting? More of the same horrific, nasty wet rubbish 

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106mm for the month now
26mm since last night.

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Now up to 106mm here also.  A  prolonged downpour Saturday lunchtime delivered 10mm, then another 31mm of rain from Saturday night through to Sunday afternoon.   

Now verging on the wettest September I've recorded (since 1982).  Just another 3mm needed to beat the wettest September I've recorded (Sep 2000).

Just astonishing that up until the 14th only 7mm had fallen here.

 

 

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73.5 mm This Month.

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Looks like being the wettest September since 2000 for England and Wales

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Looks like being the wettest September since 2000 for England and Wales

A long way from that here, on 80mm well over average now but as recently as 2017 had 113mm

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