A calm winter morning settles over Toko Mouth with an outdoor temperature of 7.9°C, holding steady and feeling exactly as advertised. Humidity sits at 74%, giving the air a cool softness without tipping into damp discomfort, while the dew point of 3.6°C hints at a crisp start rather than a frosty one. Indoors is far more civilised at 15°C, with humidity at 56%, making it the perfect refuge from the morning chill.
The sun is technically up there somewhere, offering a modest 4.1 W/m² of solar energy and a UVI of 0, so sunscreen can take the day off. A waxing gibbous moon will brighten the evening later on, while today’s daylight runs from 08:23 to 17:01. A gentle northerly breeze at 2.0 m/s keeps the air moving without causing any fuss, with gusts only briefly nudging past 10 mph. Air pressure is steady at 1018.8 hPa, signalling a settled, drama-free day.
Rainfall remains at a proud 0.0 mm across every timeframe imaginable — hourly, daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly — making this one of the driest stretches the gauge has seen. The station itself is in good health, with battery levels sitting comfortably in the normal range. All up, it’s a peaceful, cool, and quietly pleasant winter’s day on the coast, perfect for getting things done or simply enjoying the calm.
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