9.8mm overnight monthly total now 30mm average is 88mm

Just 1.2mm overnight brings my total up to 29mm.

46.2mm

My first decent rainfall of the month last night 7.5mm bring a total for the month of 8.7mm

0.9 mm Last nigt to Midnight.  Toal 2.7mm For month.

Todays precipitation amount will add on another 6.1mm.

Up to 35.0mm after this weeks deluges. With more misery on the way for Sunday I can see this turning out to be the 5th wetter than average July on the trot Average is 54.2mm.

Grand total of 9.0mm.  so far...Bty the end of wdnesday next week it should be more..

Got a weather warning from met office for heavy downpours Saturday in N.E.Somerset..

The same downpours look like removing any chances  of record dryness for July 2013.

A dry day Friday..Still on 9mm..More today...

Just 5.0mm so far. Could be the driest month since February 2012 if I miss the storms today.

12.6mm for the month so far, 2.6mm of that in the last few minutes.

5.3mm since 15:59........This afternoon....

This evening's moderate type thunderstorm has given me a useful 9.9 mm of rain, that will go a long way to reviving the lawn.

Only 4.5mm tonight that give a total 9.3mm which likely to be set a figure for July as there no rain forecast tomorrow and next week until after the hot plume.

Todays, no, yesterdays 15.6mm of rain has pushed my gardens total to 25.6mm for the month so far, still light rain falling at the mo so a little bit higher by morning no doubt. 

16.2mm

6.3mm of rain fell giving a monthly total of 15mm

15.6mm yesterday..Total for month standing at 25.2mm.

My rainfall total from yesterday's sytem was 65mm in the end!

40mm in an hour or so from thunderstorms and another 25mm from general peristent/torrential rain.

This brings me up to 72mm for July as a whole - Actually a wetter than average month now.

Glad I don't that totals otherwise the ground would stay too damp and prevent very high temps later next week.  This month have extreme precips values as some areas get very little and some got it very hard.

Just goes to show how averages can be misleading!