6.6 mm this morning.

30.9 mm This month.

18.9 mm Today.

43.2 mm This Month.

The amount of rain we've had here in south Berkshire over recent weeks hasn't been exceptional by any means. We had 29.5mm on 24th September, 9.9mm on 6th October, 6.0mm on 30th September, but all other daily amounts have been less than 4mm.

What is exceptional though, is that my weather station is now reporting a record for the number of consecutive wet days. My rain gauge has tipped at least once every day since 22nd September (which ironically was the first time for over a week and ended a very dry period). So we are now on wet day 20.

To be accurate, one of those days, 2nd October, had no rain but did have a very heavy dew which recorded 0.3mm (1 tip) as a consequence. 

48.3 mm This Month.

3.3 mm Today

50.7 mm this month.

Been a very wet day in Bristol with 27mm of rain so far since midnight and a lot more to come I suspect.

12mm yesterday; 27mm on Wednesday.

95mm for October so far. After a dry first 5 months of the year, June, August, Sept and now Oct have or look like being very wet months.

4.2 mm Yesterday

7.2 mm Today

54.6mm This Month.

On 59mm here, about 20mm below October mean.
After Sunday it looks relatively dry here for a couple of weeks.
Though I wouldn't call it settled, but a more pleasant usable spell before winter sets in.

On 104mm of Rain here, according to local Station, been very wet spell since the 22nd of September

8.7 mm Yesterday

9.0 mm Today

65.1 mm This Month

14mm today

113mm for month

1 dry day this month 

Only June (marginally) and September have been wetter this year.

55.2mm of rain so far this month, 29.1mm of which has fallen since Friday. Looks like tomorrow will increase this still further.

It's already the 5th wettest month so far this year. Another 8mm will take it to the 2nd wettest month, with only June (86.1mm) to beat. We're not even half way through the month yet!

1.6mm today, 72.6mm month to date, 686.0mm ytd.

38.4mm here for month to date.  As other people have noted, it has tended to rain most days, which is a great contrast to the weather for several months prior to the middle of September.

We definitely need it, and lots more, but I find the cloud unpleasantly gloomy after the sunshine this summer.

65.4mm This month.

70.8 mm This Month.

72.6 mm Today 

10.2mm since midnight, 103.6mm month to date.

74.7 mm To Date.

Here in Edinburgh, a total of 22.8 mm of rain had fallen at Edinburgh Gogarbank since the start of the current observation day (which started at at 09:00 UTC (10am) yesterday morning) as at 05:00 UTC (6am, BST) this morning, along with 24.4 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.

It has been raining here virtually non-stop since yesterday afternoon, and it is still chucking it down with rain as I write. This means that the actual current total is likely to be much higher than what I have already reported and even up until 6am this morning, the current official observation day was already the wettest such day of this autumn so far (in some years, that is more than what we get during any day throughout that entire year).

As it is, this means that for Edinburgh Gogarbank, that now officially takes this month's total so far to 94.4 mm, the total for this autumn so far to 216.2 mm and the total for this year so far to 754.3 mm as at 05:00 UTC (6am this morning, BST).

For the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, that officially takes the total for this month so far to 107.2 mm, the total for this autumn so far to 185.6 mm and the total for this year so far to 704.3 mm as at 06:00 UTC (6am this morning, BST).

For both of those stations, this means that there has already been more rain during this month than the 1981-2010 average for each respective station which means that regardless of what happens during the rest of this month and despite the fact that this month is statistically our wettest month of the year according to those 1981-2010 averages (which means that more rain is needed for this month to be wetter than average than is the case for any other month), this month will go down as being wetter than average.

This has been the second month of this year where more than 100 mm of rain has fallen at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, and it is likely that this month will be the third such occasion where this has happened at Edinburgh if that indeed, hasn't happened already.

For Edinburgh Gogarbank, this also means that a minimum total of just 17.2 mm of rain now needs to have fallen between 6am this morning and the end of this year, in order for the whole of 2019 to go down as being wetter than average overall.

For the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, this means that a minimum total of just 14.8 mm of rain now needs to have fallen between 6am this morning and the end of this year, in order for the whole of this year to go down as being wetter than average overall.

In addition to that, a minimum total of just 15.9 mm of rain now needs to have fallen between 6am this morning and the end of November, in order for this autumn to go down as being wetter than average overall.

From all of that, I think that it is probably safe to say now that we will have more than made up the rainfall deficit by the end of this year, which built up during last year and the early part of this year.

75.9 mm To Date.