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Rainfall gauge nr Camborne

Camborne, Cornwall, TR14 7HA
Awaiting readings
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Current rate
Updated 57 min ago
Awaiting a complete set of last-hour readings (1 of 4 received). Recorded rainfall so far: 0.0 mm. A complete last-hour rate is not yet available. October has 348.9 mm recorded so far. Observations are incomplete, so a comparison with usual rainfall up to today is unavailable. Recent ground conditions are saturated — even moderate new rainfall could matter.
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mm/hr
awaiting readings
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0
1 hour
mm
25% coverage
Observed total
1
6 hours
mm
87% coverage
Observed total
1.3
24 hours
mm
96% coverage
Observed total
500.8
7 days
mm
99% coverage
Observed total
348.9
Oct
usual to date: 32.7mm (estimated)
Observed total
1086.7
2026
mm
Observed total

Coverage shows valid readings received out of the expected 15-minute observations. Gaps may understate rainfall and are not treated as dry weather.

Water fills show relative rainfall, not flood risk. Hourly cards use rainfall intensity; 24 hours uses recorded wet-day percentiles; longer totals use estimated seasonal pace for the elapsed period. Grey means there is insufficient coverage or history for a comparison.

197.8 mm on 8 Oct 2026 was the wettest day in this gauge's 2-year record, a new October daily high, and in the top 0.1% of 632 rain days ranked here.
Ground Wetness
Antecedent conditions based on recent rainfall
100
Saturated
of 100
DryNormalDampWetSaturated
500.7mm
3d
500.8mm
7d
374.2mm
14d
383.9mm
30d
Conditions are saturated. Even light rainfall is likely to run off quickly and contribute to river rises. Antecedent Precipitation Index with exponential decay. Decay rate adjusted for transitional conditions (K=0.92).
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    Monthly Overview
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    Camborne gets about 1,066 mm of rain a year on average (wettest month November, 130 mm; driest May, 60 mm). That is close to the UK as a whole, which averages 1,163 mm a year. Source: Met Office HadUK-Grid 1991–2020 (5 km grid), 2.2 km away. Average rainfall: HadUK-Grid v1.3.2, Met Office. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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    Location

    Reference
    48102

    Source
    Environment Agency

    Coordinates
    50.223298, -5.305022

    County
    Cornwall

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