16 mm today makes 108 mm for month to date

18.7mm to 6pm and some torrential downpours since... probably close to 25mm by now.

For the month, that's 105.2mm to 6pm today and up to now it looks to be over 110mm for the first half of February. By the end of the day, who knows...? The convection is strong with this one!

You can tell from looking at the clouds racing past the moon tonight. It's one heck of a sight watching this.

And here in Gloucester total for Feb so far is 3.59 inches (91.2mm)  

Add that to January and for the year we are up to an enticing 9.99 inches (253.8mm)

Cheers !

John in Gloucester

12.0mm  Yesterday.  Today o.6mm. Total for the month 75.6mm..  This year 198.0mm

82.6mm for the first forntight - 324% of average 

Year to date: 235.2mm - 271% of average 

Winter to date: 298.6mm - 191% of average

Up to midday 15th Feb, 142.4 mm in Feb so far! Easily the wettest since 2007 (181mm) might beat that in time.

The month's total now stands at 59.3mm for this location.

Another 2.1mm this morning brings me up to 44mm for the month

But that's still nearly 250% of average to date

94mm to date this month,in Wareham,Dorset

Year to date 302mm,or 12ins of rain in roughly 6 weeks!!!

2.8mm today. Monthly total now stands at 96.4mm 

Total 76.2mm.

Cracking weather today, forgot what it was like to have "winter" sunshine.

Total here for feb 125.1mm to date, so turning into quite a dry month relatively speaking. 

 LLTNP 105m asl 

119.3mm to the end of 16th February. Just had the second dry day of the month.

Previous wettest February since I started recording rainfall in 2005 was 95mm in 2010, so that one's been blown out of the water already.

GFS comes up with nearly 20mm from tomorrow's slow moving system... hopefully it's just getting carried away with things, although EURO-4 delivers nearly 15mm so it's not looking too good really.

76.5mm Total.

It looks like GFS' near-20mm event could well be unfolding today; it's been raining persitently back home (west Hants) since 10:30am after some light rain 8-9am, and from the looks of things there's plenty more to come, with the heaviest precipitation signalled for later on today.

Devon is getting soaked again at the moment, and it's that trailing feature that is expected to progress eastward through today and tomorrow - yes, it does look to take a long time doing so!

The Met Office warning for today doesn't extend far enough east in my opinon.

http://expert-images.weatheronline.co.uk/daten/proficharts/en/euro4/2014/02/17/basis06/ukuk/rsum/14021906_1706.gif

That EURO-4 accumulation chart strongly supports this notion, although Devon is looking to be worse off than most.

http://cdn.nwstatic.co.uk/gfsimages/gfs.20140217/06/33/ukcapeli.png

Could be lively for February tomorrow.

111mm as at end of 16/2

78.3mm...IS ALL