2019 sees 35% more than average
This autumn has been wetter than normal - around 35% wetter, in fact.
Historically, October and November are the wettest months of the year with 200mm of rain on average.
This year has seen a further 70mm added to that figure.
Senior Met Officer Adrian Cowin says the Island's warmer and increasingly wet autumn season is fulfilling scientists' predictions:
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