In the end, the really incredible total of 39.6 mm of rain fell at Edinburgh Gogarbank during the 24 hour period up until 9am this morning, along with 35.0 mm at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh.
That makes this our wettest such 24 hour period since 24 June 2019 at Edinburgh Gogarbank, and since 6 June 2017 at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. That therefore, makes this period our wettest of this winter by quite a distance, and looks odds on to be our wettest day of this year in the end, as well.
For Edinburgh Gogarbank, this brings the total for this month to 50.0 mm, the total for this winter to 195.2 mm and the total for this year to 125.6 mm as at 9am this morning.
This means that a minimum total of just 3.9 mm of rain now needs to fall between now and the end of this month at Edinburgh Goigarbank, in order for this month to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.
This also means that more rain has fallen at Edinburgh Gogarbank during this winter than the 1981-2010 winter average for that particular station. This means that regardless of what now happens between now and the end of this month, this winter will now go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.
In addition to that, just 5 or more official rain days now need to occur at Edinburgh Gogarbank between now and the end of this month in order for this winter to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the number of official rain days.
For the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, this brings the total for this month to 44.0 mm, the total for this winter to 160.6 mm and the total for this year to 111.6 mm as at 9am this morning.
This means that a minimum total of just 3.1 mm of rain now needs to fall between now and the end of this month at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, in order for this month to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.
This also means that a minimum total of just 14.8 mm of rain now needs to fall between now and the end of this month at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh, in order for this winter to go down as being wetter than average there in terms of the actual rainfall amounts.
The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.