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  1. 11 hours ago, Blessed Weather said:

    That's a good question Lauren and it would be good if someone on here could point us to a source of official station stats (as opposed to amateur readings). The Met Office Historic Station Data only provides monthly stats per station. My old source of such data was a site called Ogimet which provided excellent daily stats for 145 UK stations, but that site doesn't seem to have been updated for a while.

    So I have fallen back on using the Netweather Extra Hi-Res Rain Total map to 'see' where rain has fallen. This can be analysed by day, week and month. This shows for Kent that you have to go back to the 15th May to see the last time some patchy rainfall fell for parts of the county. After that dry with the exception of some light showers on the 12th June mainly impacting the Medway Estuary area. Some charts:

    15th May HiResrainfall15May23.thumb.png.f0618140be4d5ce9561312b968841cd9.png

    Week 15 - 21 May (the rain shown fell on the 15th) HiResrainfall15-21May23.thumb.png.8fba0b4446a0146d97038e1801fbb56e.png

    Week 29 May - 04 Jun HiResrainfall29May-04Jun23.thumb.png.648a68251a29b44af059ac04f90a9bc1.png

    Jun to date (the rain shown fell on the 12th) HiResrainfall01-15Jun23.thumb.png.242f9935facdffdd76b83b6251e8da5c.png

    So using my rather broad brush methodology it would suggest that most parts of Kent have now gone around 30 days since rain last fell.

    Thanks for that, it's very helpful. Almost feels like a good thing to invent!

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