A chilly start to the day here at Toko Mouth, with the outdoor temperature sitting at 1.5°C and a “feels like” of –0.8°C thanks to the light northerly breeze. Humidity remains elevated at 89%, pushing the dew point just below freezing at –0.1°C, and keeping the air feeling damp and heavy.
Winds are modest, currently 7.56 km/h with gusts up to 9 km/h, and a daily maximum so far of 19.8 km/h. Solar irradiance is low at 55 W/m², and the UV index is sitting at 0, reflecting the overcast and subdued conditions.
Rainfall has been the main feature over the past day. The piezo sensor shows a 19.2 mm rain event total, with 15.0 mm falling in the past 24 hours. Today’s tally sits at 8.9 mm, contributing to a weekly total of 20.0 mm and 26.1 mm for the month. Year‑to‑date rainfall now reaches 64.6 mm.
Indoors, temperatures are a cool 10°C with humidity at 59%, and pressure remains stable at 1027.5 hPa.
Overall, it’s a cold, damp, and wind‑brushed morning — classic early‑August coastal weather.
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