These downpours just keep on coming, and there's also been a full 2 hours of persistently heavy rain (mostly 4-8 mm per hour) to go with it.

That means something like 10-15 mm on top of a similar amount during the middle part of the day and not much short of that last night.

Provisionally 30-40 mm, which will probably turn out to be an overestimate so perhaps 20-25 mm, but this occurring on a day which GFS had producing less than 5 mm... 

Just 2mm from today's showery activity. Total now at 43.8mm. The October average here is 51mm. 

Total for  the month now 53.1mm.

4.8mm Added for yesterday brings the total to 57.9mm  . Another 2.7mm towards todays total for later addition.

2.7mm to add since my last posting; total now at 46.5mm. 

Yesterday    2.7mm.    Today,  2.7mm...   Total  now   63.0mm. ...

180.4 so far. About 12 times the September total.

Light shower has only brought     0.6mm    At the moment...

Now up to 92.7mm of rain so far.

0.6mm Yesterday..  2.4mm. Today. .. Total   66.0mm.  

Total now at 59.7mm after a very showery day. Now above this area's October average.  

2.7mm Yesterday. Total now on  66.3mm.

Nil fell or failed to record from yesterday. Though a little light shower fell whilst in the shed..

Total is 66.3mm.

Raining lightly so 0.9mm goes onto total......

Made it to 1.2mm Today's fall...  

1.5mm. Yesterday..   Total so far   67.8mm.

So BBC weather forecaster this afternoon said there was a warning out for 100mm of rain to fall over northwest Scotland in the coming day or so, he then added that some places could see double that!! Lol could you imagine the pandamonium if that was forecasted for anywhere else in the UK?

The synoptics remind me of the Lake District floods of 2009, strong moist southwesterly for orographic rainfall held in place by a stationary cold front. And that gave over 300mm in one 24-hour period.

0.3mm Yesterday... Total now 68.1c.

Just 5.4mm here since the 21st; total now at 65.1mm

I'm right on the bottom edge of the rain band, so expect my 100mm plus by Tuesday.  There is more forecast behind it too, so by the time Friday comes October could end up being pretty wet,

Only had 8.4mm so far today, got 15mm yesterday and now standing at 140mm for the month.  I'll easily pass the 200mm total, but would hope to be nearer 300 than 200 if the forecasts are correct.

 LLTNP 105m asl 

Some of the river cameras could be worth watching over the next few days.  This is the nearest one to me. Unfortunately there are not many in the NW.

http://farsondigitalwatercams.com/locations/callander

This one is further down the Teith/Forth system,  Would expect the tufts to be gone by tomorrow.

http://farsondigitalwatercams.com/locations/stirling

This one could be interesting if you have a lot of time on your hands, wont be much good for the rain, but you might spot a salmon.

http://farsondigitalwatercams.com/locations/philliphaugh

 LLTNP 105m asl 

29.4mm so far today since the rain started at 5am.

Tomorrow looks like being a little drier if Hirlam is correct, with some torrential stuff overnight monday into tuesday morning.  This heavier band is what could trigger a few more landslides, perhaps a biggie.

There has been a few today up around the Glencoe and Fortwilliam areas.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-29772661

 LLTNP 105m asl 

0.0mm the last  TWO days. . 5 Days dry . But only a total of 68.1mm ...