The weather in the capital is currently glorious with people out and about before they head back to work tomorrow.
And over the past few days, we've see nothing but sunshine, making for a lovely weekend.
Thankfully, you'll be glad to know, this is set to continue with the Met Office predicting highs of above 20C and it seems we're finally getting that summer weather we had all hoped for.
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Looking at what's to come, weather forecasters have said that Edinburgh will see highs of 25C today (July 10) and tomorrow with the Met Office warning people that the UV index is to remain high. They have also issued a warning about pollen levels which are also on the rise, currently sitting in their 'very high' red category.
The rest of the week is to remain the same with highs still soaring above 20C. The predictions are that Tuesday (July 12) will see temperatures reach 20C before falling to its teens.
After this, temperatures will still remain high and in the double figures however much of the week is set to remain cloudy with a few sunny intervals here and there. But no rain is set for the rest of the week which is only a positive.
So with the next few days looking nothing shy of glorious, what does the weather look like for the rest of the week ahead?
Met Office: Edinburgh's five day weather forecast
Today
Any low cloud or fog patches soon burn off across Galloway; otherwise a dry, warm and sunny day. Feeling very warm at times across Lothian and the Borders. Maximum temperature 27 °C.
Tonight
A dry, sunny and warm evening. Some mist and fog patches affecting areas close to the Solway coast overnight, though elsewhere should stay clear. Winds mostly light. Mild. Minimum temperature 13 °C.
Monday
Another fine day and although there will be a little more high based cloud than on Sunday, it will still be a warm or very warm day. Maximum temperature 27 °C.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Morning cloud and rain on Tuesday, then a mainly bright few days with a few passing showers, these more so on Wednesday. Breezy at times and less warm.
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