Scotland Weather discussion

[Snowandrocks]

Lovely afternoon now with some pleasant sunshine and a gentle mild breeze after a very wet morning. 

The burn beside the house is now a torrent of peaty water coming down off Bennachie - first time in a while! 

[NUT]

Started dry............Not now. Rain thumping down again

[Kirkcaldy Weather]

I thought my prediction had been poor but looks like the main precip so far has been North and south of here 

 

 

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Still on track with my call then  

[Northernlights]

Showery am and very humid.Very misty  and this mist has  a blue shading which always says to me that the rain has not finished yet. Currently 16c

[NUT]

Pouring with rain academic for obvious reasons

[Mair Snaw]

R.I.P 

[Ross B]

We're getting persistent torrential rain here, although we are outside of the warning area surprisingly... Looking at the radar and precip forecasts it feels like we'll be waking up to stories of flooding on top of those from the Perth area earlier! 

Edited September 8, 2022 by Ross B

[Kirkcaldy Weather]

A monsoon shower at 1:30am yeah go on then and all this incoming absolute baffling the Met have not put a new rain warning up  

[mardatha]

Constant heavy rain since yesterday afternoon. Pits.

[101_North]

Rain hasn't stopped! Brutal spell of weather! All memories of summer heatwaves and droughts fading quickly. September has been crap so far! 

Edited September 9, 2022 by 101_North

[NUT]

Rain's finally cleared and got blue sky starting to appear not half breezy though

[shuggee]

Two random photos from this week. 

Windy, dry just now 12.7C at 4pm. Coldest in a long while...

[Sceptical]

A miserable wet and windy start to the day. Definitely an Autumnal feel bar temperatures of 14c. The outlook for the weekend, and beyond looks like keeping the fairly mild temperatures into next week.

Piles of cheap firewood thanks to storm Arwen last year.

 

[Norrance]

Mostly cloudy here but mostly dry and a bit of brightness at times giving a lovely sunset. One pic is from my ipad and does not really show the colours. The second from someone at Dundee Law is a bit more like it.

Edited September 9, 2022 by Norrance

[Glaswegianblizzard]

Looks like a decent week coming up with slightly cooler temperatures which would be welcome. Maybe a wee touch of autumnal chill in the air at night.

Loads and loads of insects around as well still. Anyone getting loads of fruit flies in their house? A we drop in temperatures might come in handy in killing them off.

[101_North]

Absolutely cracking day after the rainfest this week! Managed to get down to the coast with the fishing rod for the first time in forever. Caught hee haw but to be honest I just enjoyed just being out. Sunshine, about 19c, calm water, lapping waves. Lovely stuff. 

[Ross B]

1 hour ago, 101_North said:

Absolutely cracking day after the rainfest this week! Managed to get down to the coast with the fishing rod for the first time in forever. Caught hee haw but to be honest I just enjoyed just being out. Sunshine, about 19c, calm water, lapping waves. Lovely stuff. 

Agree, barely a ripple in the sea today at Troon 

[chemikal]

Not a bad day for mid September! Went out for an walk in the countryside outside Clarkston this morning. Absolutely glorious. The photo of the church is looking NE towards the east end of Glasgow with the tail end of the Campsies with the Ochil Hills in the background. Red Admiral butterfly? Nice sunset as well.

I went to visit my friend in Clachan, Mull of Kintyre a month ago during the hot spell. I posted some photos in the wrong thread. Nothing at all to do with the beers I had that evening… Photos were taken from the bottom of his garden.

[Northernlights]

Fine day here too once sun burned of some high cloud.Very humid though domestic grasses stayed wet all day even in sun so only managed to a cut a bit late in the day.

[Quinach]

Weatherwise a very pleasant day at Ballater with good spells of sunshine, light winds and a max of about 18c (going by the car thermometer).

The recent heavy rain very evident in the Dee....

Absolutely massive queues to get the shuttle bus up to Balmoral, the stewards not allowing anyone to join the queue after 5pm even though the buses were running until 7pm.

Surprised to see so many TV crews in the village itself as thought they would be all up at Balmoral, kids tried their best to get interviewed by both a Belgian and Japanese TV channel 

Edited September 10, 2022 by Quinach

[Sceptical]

Chilly start to the day, 3.0c on thr car temp display at 5am. Another fine day on the cards.

[Ravelin]

A slightly milder start here just along the road, with a low of 6C. Very pleasant day yesterday with temps in the mid teens. I spent much of the day rearranging the main wood store, which is now full of a combination of last year's purchased wood and what I've managed to split so far of this years storm losses. I still have lots of the latter to split, and assorted branches to cut into lengths. Well not be short of wood to burn whatever the winter brings. 

[RebsAbbo]

13 hours ago, chemikal said:

Not a bad day for mid September! Went out for an walk in the countryside outside Clarkston this morning. Absolutely glorious. The photo of the church is looking NE towards the east end of Glasgow with the tail end of the Campsies with the Ochil Hills in the background. Red Admiral butterfly? Nice sunset as well.

I went to visit my friend in Clachan, Mull of Kintyre a month ago during the hot spell. I posted some photos in the wrong thread. Nothing at all to do with the beers I had that evening… Photos were taken from the bottom of his garden.

Nice pics, making me look forward to my hol up nearby there at the end of the month. Butterfly is a Peacock

[Quinach]

Lovely sunny start to the day, cloud increasing as the day went on to leave heavy rain since 5pm.

Not cold, max of 17.5c and even now still 14c; generally light winds.

Decent crowds at Aboyne to see the Queen's cortege, a real sense of history in the making.

[Norrance]

14 hours ago, Quinach said:

Lovely sunny start to the day, cloud increasing as the day went on to leave heavy rain since 5pm.

Not cold, max of 17.5c and even now still 14c; generally light winds.

Decent crowds at Aboyne to see the Queen's cortege, a real sense of history in the making.

She went past just a few minutes walk from my house in Dundee too. Not really a royalist but there was definitely a sense of occasion and the passing of an era.