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  • Ask a Weather Question — Now Live on CabbageTree.blog

    My new AI Weather Assistant is up and running — ready for you to try out anytime.

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  • Cabbage Tree Weather – Toko Mouth | 10:06 AM Update

    At Toko Mouth this morning, conditions are cool, damp, and calm. The temperature sits at 8.9 °C, matching today’s overnight low, after an early‑morning high of 12.9 °C. Humidity is sitting at a hefty 88%, giving the air that classic coastal‑winter heaviness.

    Atmospheric pressure is 1020.5 hPa, the highest reading of the day, hinting at a stable weather pattern overhead.

    Rainfall has been the main story so far:

    • 5.1 mm has fallen today
    • 5.1 mm for the month
    • 412.7 mm for the year to date

    Wind is calm enough that the wind chill equals the actual temperature at 8.9 °C, and the heat index is the same — no tricks from the weather today.

    The dew point is 7.0 °C, meaning the air is nearly saturated.
    Solar radiation is low at 45.3 W/m², and the UV index is sitting at 0.0, typical for a grey, low‑sun winter morning.

    Overall: a cool, damp, still morning with light rain earlier and stable pressure building.

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