Intermittent rain this morning although it's quite heavy when it does come down with large drops, seems fairly dynamic unlike your average frontal rain. 4mm so far. Looks like turning more persistent and heavy later however.

4.2mm total to add today. So now on 67.2mm.

Yesterday   5.1mm.   Today   0.3mm.   Total  68.4mm.

The local winterbourne, the Lavant, has risen abruptly in the last week. Two weeks ago, bone dry; a week ago, a few pools in dips in the bed of the stream e.g. below a weir; yesterday, running strongly, 15cm deep in a 2m-wide bed.

24mm from that spell of rain; now 259.5mm for November.

Currently 1,951mm for 2014 which is 105% the annual LTA.

Risk of flooding in some parts of the south-east tomorrow. The Met Office has just extended its yellow warning westwards to cover most of Hampshire.

Total here now at 74.7mm for the month so far.

15.2mm from yesterday's frontal system

0.9mm  Yesterday.   Today  3.0mm.  Total now 72.0mm. ...

20.0mm since midnight, 126.4mm month to date, 1057.0mm ytd.

Just a further 2.6mm added here; total now at 77.3mm

25mm from todays straddling front. Some minor flooding on the roads. Plenty of water coming off the fields into the local river.

12mm today takes the total to 135mm for the month so far, 240.6% of the LTA for 23 days of November.

That's an average of 5.9mm per day, which is a similar rate to what I would expect if there was an active frontal system moving through every two days. I'm saying this to put December 2013 into perspective, which saw 182 mm in 19 days giving an average of 9.6 mm per day! 

Total on 72.3mm. ...

1.2mm Today. .. Total  73.5mm. ...

7.5mm Yesterday.  Today  0.3mm.  Total   80.1mm.  ...

Yesterday's persistent rain amounted to quite a bit in the end, leaving me with 149.9 mm to the end of 25th November.

That's 235% of the LTA for 25 days of November.

There doesn't look like being much more rain to add to the total before the month's end, so it appears I'm looking at roughly double the LTA for November as a whole. That fits in nicely with the theme of 2014, alongside the much above average temperatures.

With 1058.2 mm so far this year, the old annual record (2003-2013) of 1027.1 mm set in 2008 is being left ever deeper in the shadows.

November seems   to have  been an incredibly cloudy dull month.I sense that the north has been a lot sunnier.Anyone have sunshine stats?

0.6mm Today .. Total  80.7c.

Looks like a dry day here after a wet week, total now stands at 82.8mm

North-west has been best so far this month for sun. The south and east very dull and wet. Our long suffering friends in Aberdeen have had a shocking month really. Not much better in the south-east of England.

Sunshine and rainfall stats as percentage of long run mean.