54.0mm mtd.

312mm so far. This month could rival the 404mm of December 2013.

3mm added today, now on 37.8mm.

Did a crude calculation using weather online and Capel Curig has had roughly the same amount of rain this December, thus far, as my location for year to date, circa 31 inches. This on top of November, see link.

https://xmetman.wordpress.com/2015/11/26/capel-curig/

52.8mm  The new total for the month so far.

Rainfall now at 147.9mm or 145%

Just 1mm short of wettest December on record with a week to go

Also 1mm away from wettest year on record

(1999-2015)

53.5mm so far. Average is 81mm ...

59.4mm This month so far.

43mm so far this month,  close to the average now.

http://www.itv.com/news/border/update/2015-12-24/wettest-december-on-record-for-cumbria/

"At Shap, 677mm has fallen compared with its long term monthly average for December of 215.6mm"

And that's with another wet week of December still to go (article was posted 24th)

61.5mm.    This Month....

Today will see the north-west England and Wales region reach its wettest December on record still with 5 days of the month to go. Many places in this region, even away from the high ground, could see over 100mm between now and the end of the year. For example Kendal has 50mm+ expected today and again on the 30th.

The chart linked below shows the total rain in the NW England and Wales region up to Christmas Eve as 187mm. The current record for the whole of December is 202mm in 1986. Records go back to 1873. You can see from the chart we are trending well above the previous record shown by the sandy area on the chart. The rainfall as a percentage of average for this month will be over 200% and that is averaged across the whole region. Many individual stations will have much higher anomalies.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadukp/charts/daily_plots/HadNWEP_Dec2015.gif

Many other parts of the UK are only seeing rainfall close to average this month so the NW has definitely taken the brunt of it. This will partly be due to the long fetch south-westerly's which enhance the orographic effect on the high ground of North Wales and NW England.

Some astonishing rainfall totals this month so far:

Shap (249m asl) 712mm (330% of the long run total for the whole month)

Keswick (only 81m asl) 494.6mm

Hmm think I need a hose pipe ban as I've only had 215 mm this month.

0.4mm today, 77.4mm mtd.

68.5mm This month so far. 

107.1mm so far this month.

December to date: 490mm.

This now the wettest month I've recorded, beating November 2009's 478mm.

2015 to date: 2,058mm.

68.3mm so far; could come in slightly below average .. thanks in part to the rain-shadow effect of the Welsh mountains.

 75..0mm This month So far.

Just passed 100mm in the night, average is 80mm.
There will be another 5-10mm tomorrow then that's it for this month.year.
Year total is still way down at 696mm (-167mm)

Now on 100.mm Forthis month.. 

0.6mm today,  93.4mm mtd, 827.2mm ytd.

This post from the Met Office today has the latest on the rainfall stats for December

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/news/releases/archive/2015/early-dec-stats

An exceptional 565mm here so far, by far the wettest month I've recorded (previously 478mm in November 2009). The rain has been relentless from start to finish.