August 2026 saw Toko Mouth swing from lingering winter frost into the first real hints of spring, with temperatures ranging from –1°C to 17.8°C …
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All posts →El Niño 2026/27 brings a strong east–west weather split across New Zealand. Toko Mouth faces high fire danger, stronger westerlies, and occasional heavy rain systems. This seasonal outlook highlights the key risks, expected impacts, and trusted sources for updates
ReadA steady 10.7 °C morning at Toko Mouth with light northerlies, low UVI, and 2.9 mm of rain recorded over the past 24 hours—calm and cool along the coast.
ReadA cold, damp morning at Toko Mouth with outdoor temperatures hovering around 1.5°C and humidity sitting high at 89%. Light winds and steady overnight rainfall have left the landscape saturated, with 19.2 mm recorded for the current rain event. Conditions remain grey and cool with low solar energy and no UV activity.
ReadJuly 2026 brought a mix of crisp mornings and mild afternoons at Toko Mouth, with temperatures ranging from –3°C to 16°C and humidity often hovering around 80%. The month featured several frosty nights and a few warm spells mid‑month, typical of coastal winter patterns. Dew points stayed mostly between 3–7°C, keeping the air cool and damp, while high humidity and light winds made for steady, settled conditions overall.
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