Canada and Provinces Yesterday's Hot and Cold Spots ...
Hot spot in Canada: 35.7 °C    Lytton Climate, BC
Cold spot in Canada: -1.2 °C   Tuktut Nogait National Park, NT

Hot spot in Ontario: 30.3 °C   Brantford Municipal Airport
Cold spot in Ontario: 3.7 °C   Fort Frances

Hot spot in British Columbia: 35.7 °C   Lytton Climate
Cold spot in British Columbia: 1.0 °C   Puntzi Mountain

Hot spot in Northwest Territories: 24.7 °C    Rabbit Kettle
Cold spot in Northwest Territories: -1.2 °C   Tuktut Nogait National Park


komoka village weather
 Latitude N 42° 57' 36"    Longitude W 81° 26' 18"    Elevation 827 ft

Today Now at 08:25 on 06 August 2026
Komoka, ON Canada
The Over Night Temp Low was  18.4 °C
Rainfall of  0.6 mm since midnight.
Rainfall last 24 hours 0.6 mm
Current Temp Outside is  20.6 °C with Humidity  63 % and Dew Point  9.2 °C
Latest Wind Gust  0.0 km/h with speed of  0.0 km/h  from the ---
Wind Chill is  20.6 °C
Barometer is currently sitting on 1018.22 hPa
Sunshine hours so far today 0.4
Current Snow Depth is 0 cm with a recent Fall of  cm


Yesterday's Highs and Lows Canada: UTC -5 (NZT -18)
Komoka, Ontario, Canada
Temp High: 30.7 °C
Temp Low: 11.7 °C
Hum High: 75 %
Hum Low: 45 %
Day Rainfall Total: 0.0 mm
Month Rainfall Total: 42.2 mm
Year Rainfall Total: 478.0 mm
Highest Wind Gust: 23.5
Highest Average Wind Speed: 8.5 km/h
Wind Run: 48.4 km
Baro High: 1018.39 hPa
Baro Low: 1015.41 hPa
Rainfall last 24 hours: 0.6 mm
Sunshine: 12.2 hours
New Snowfall:  cm
Total Snow Depth: 0 cm

COLDEST DAY TEMP   month   
RANK   Station:   c
1   Arthur's Pass   3.1
2   Dunedin   4.7
3   Bishopdale   7.0
4   Stewart Island   7.3
5   Waitikiri   8.1
6   Port Levy   8.1
7   Brooklyn   8.4

         Coldest night   month   TEMP (c)   
RANK   Station:      ****
1   Castle Hill   -7.40   
2   Bishopdale   -6.40   
3   Arthur's Pass   -4.50   
4   Waitikiri   -3.10   
5   Hunua   -2.60   
6   Opotiki   -2.30   
7   Morrinsville   -2.00   
         
         
Warmest day TEMP   month   TEMP (c)   
RANK   Station:   warmest day   ****
1   Opotiki   26.90   
2   Port Levy   20.40   
3   Wairoa   20.20   
4   Port Robinson   20.10   
5   Nuhaka   19.80   
6   Waitikiri   19.70   
7   Bishopdale   18.70   
8   Waikawa Beach   18.70   
         
         
Warmest avg month temp.   AVG   warmest TEMP (c)   
RANK   Station:   c   ****
1   Opotiki   12.3   
2   Wairoa   12.1   
3   Beachlands   11.3   
4   Awhitu   11.2   
5   Grey Lynn   11.2   
6   Howick   10.6   
7   Eastbourne   10.4   
8   Taipuha, Northland   10.4   
         
         
months coldest a.vg temp   month   TEMP (c)   
RANK      coldest avg   
1   Arthur's Pass   4.2   
2   Bishopdale   6.1   
3   Waitikiri   7.2   
4   Dunedin   7.6   
5   Marahau, Tasman   7.8   
6   Port Levy   8.3   
7   Hunua   8.6   
   Stewart Island   8.8   
         
         
most rainfall   month   MM   
RANK   Station:      
1   Taupiri   645.4   ****
2   Arthur's Pass   387   
3   Eastbourne   186.2   
4   Stewart Island   179   
5   Dunedin   170.4   
6   Castle Hill   132.6   
7   Wairoa   130.8   
8   Wairoa   125.4   
         
         
max wind gust    month   km/h   
RANK   Station:      
1   Awhitu   126.9   
2   Morrinsville   92.6   
3   Arthur's Pass   91.7   
4   Brooklyn   82.1   
5   Dunedin   82.1   
6   Bishopdale   71   
7   Wairoa   69.7   
         
         
         
TOTAL windrun   month   km   
RANK   Station:      
1   Awhitu   8260.2   
2   Brooklyn   7294.2   
3   Dunedin   6153.3   
4   Eastbourne   5843.2   
5   Grey Lynn   5367.1   
6   Taipuha, Northland   4783.5   
7   Palmerston North   4572.8   
         
         
         
         
RAIN DAYS   MOST month   NUMBER   
RANK   Station:   rain days    
1   Howick   25   ****
2   Taipuha, Northland   25   
3   Stewart Island   24   
4   Grey Lynn   21   
5   Hunua   21   
6   Arthur's Pass   20   
7   Awhitu   20   
8   Brooklyn   20   
         
         
Warmest/coldest night   month      
RANK   Station:   c   
1   Brooklyn   3.1   
2   Awhitu   2.8   
3   Grey Lynn   2.8   
4   Beachlands   2.4   
5   Wairoa   2.2   
6   Port Robinson   1.6   
7   Eastbourne   1.4   
8   Stewart Island   1.3   
9   Dunedin   0.9   
         
         
coldest/Warmest DAY   month      
RANK   Station:   c   
1   Castle Hill   14.5   
2   Stewart Island   15.3   
3   Eastbourne   16.6   
4   Marahau, Tasman   16.8   
5   Brooklyn   16.9   
6   Hunua   16.9   
7   Dunedin   17.1   
8   Pongakawa   17.4   
         
WIND AVG   month   AVG WIND   
RANK   Station:   KM   
1   Awhitu   120.0   
2   Morrinsville   92.6   
3   Brooklyn   73.4   
4   Wairoa   64.5   
5   Eastbourne   59.5   
6   Arthur's Pass   51.5   
7   Waikawa Beach   47.0   
8   Grey Lynn   43.5   
            

The snow has eased across much of the country, but a bitter cold snap has settled in, with widespread frosts and icy conditions greeting many New Zealanders this morning.
Snow is forecast above 300 metres from Taranaki to Wellington, while from Gisborne to Wairarapa snow is expected to 200 metres in the morning.
Twizel was the country’s coldest spot at -8.9C at 5.50am on Wednesday, while New Plymouth was the warmest at just 8.1C.

The MetService “felt like” temperatures were lower - Mt Cook was sitting on -8.3C shortly after 6.20am but it would feel like -14C. Twizel’s -8C “felt like” -12C. Wellington, at 4.6C felt like -1C.

Wellington had its first snowfall since 2011 on Tuesday after a flurry hit the capital with more possible this morning.

Live from Stuff.co.nz:

https://www.stuff.co.nz/nz-news/361015235/live-nz-weather-snow

We had snow here in Christchurch, but not much was on the ground.
The warmest temp for the day was recorded at 12:55 a.m.: 5.6 °C, but in the daylight hours it didn't get above 3.2 °C.

Cold snap to send temperatures plunging across New Zealand this week 3rd August to 6th

A frigid southerly outbreak is set to send temperatures plunging across the country early this week.

Hamilton and Taupō are forecast to record overnight lows about 8C below average for this time of year, while frosts could reach as far north as Northland.

The change follows a bitter weekend that saw flights cancelled, highways closed and cars stuck in the snow.

MetService meteorologist Michael Pawley told the Herald the wintry blast would spread up the South Island today before reaching the North Island overnight.

“As the winds turn southerly, it’s dragging air all the way up from the Southern Ocean, straight out of the coldest part of the world,” he said.

While several North Island locations recorded their lowest temperatures of the year last week, Pawley said the incoming chill was notable even by midwinter standards.

Hamilton is forecast to fall to -4C on Tuesday and again on Wednesday, compared with an average minimum of 4.7C for this time of year.

Napier could reach -3C, with Dannevirke, Masterton and Levin falling to -4C and Whanganui to -2C.

Levin’s forecast low is almost 10C below its early-August average minimum of 5.6C.

“There’s a chance of frosts for even as far north as Northland on Tuesday through to Wednesday. So yeah, it’s looking to be pretty cold,” Pawley said.