BROUGHTON SUNSET
Bellevue Chapel. No rain tomorrow?
Try praying.
Yellow warning thunderstorm: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcvwr3zrw#?date=2024-05-28
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Bellevue Chapel. No rain tomorrow?
Try praying.
Yellow warning thunderstorm: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/gcvwr3zrw#?date=2024-05-28
#Edinburgh
#hyperlocal
#news
The level of the Water of Leith has dropped considerably since we videoed it last night but remains higher than we’ve have seen it for many years.
After five days and nights of near constant rain, this Spurtle correspondent stepped out in leaking wellies and went for a squelch.
The sun didn't break from behind a cloud.
Instead, the neighbourhood turned out to be variously …
Droukit in St Mark's Park
A day of greys.
This morning we woke to a third day of miserable damp gloom.
It may seem grim. But Edinburgh has known worse.
The following article is extracted from a longer piece published in the Scotsman on 16 November 1929 – the day after weather conditions had combined with smoke from coal fires to spectacular effect.
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