NZLW MAP DATA YESTERDAY 24/08/2026 Maxima/Maxima OF All Reporting Stations   
Coldest night      TEMP (c)
RANK   Station:   
1   Castle Hill   -2.00
2   Bishopdale   -1.6
3   Waitikiri   0.2
4   Port Levy   0.3
5   Opotiki   2.3
6   Arthur's Pass   2.4
7   Otane   3.3
      
      
WARMEST NIGHT      
RANK   Station:   TEMP (c)
1   Awhitu   11.7
2   Eastbourne   8.2
3   Pakawau   8
4   Stewart Island   7.6
5   Grey Lynn   7.4
6   Morrinsville   7.1
7   Beachlands   7
      
      
COLDEST DAY      
RANK   Station:   TEMP (c)
1   Arthur's Pass   8.8
2   Stewart Island   13.6
3   Castle Hill   14.1
4   Brooklyn   14.2
5   Eastbourne   14.8
6   Pakawau   15.2
7   Palmerston North   15.2
      
      
WARMEST Temp DAY      
RANK   Station:   TEMP (c)
1   Opotiki   26
2   Wairoa   21.9
3   Port Levy   21.5
4   Waitikiri   20.6
5   Bishopdale   20.5
6   Otane   19.3
7   Opawa   19.2
      
      
rainfall for the day      Most
RANK   Station:   RAINFALL (mm)
1   Arthur's Pass   7.9
2   Stewart Island   4.6
3   Hunua   0.2
4   Taipuha, Northland   0.2
5   Awhitu   0
6   Beachlands   0
7   Bishopdale   0
      
      
MAX WIND   GUST   MAX WIND
RANK   Station:   GUST (km)
1   Stewart Island   77.8
2   Arthur's Pass   74
3   Awhitu   49.1
4   Bishopdale   49
5   Pakawau   48.3
6   Brooklyn   48.2
7   Mahana   46.3
      
      
WINDRUN      MOST WIND (km)
RANK   Station:   
1   Stewart Island   591.2
2   Stewart Island   591.2
3   Awhitu   417.9
4   Dunedin   314.7
5   Waikawa Beach   269.8
6   Palmerston North   247.7
7   Brooklyn   228.8

Canada and Provinces Yesterday's Hot and Cold Spots ...
Hot spot in Canada: 35.2 °C    Salmon Arm, BC
Cold spot in Canada: -2.6 °C   Stefansson Island, NU

Hot spot in Ontario: 28.5 °C   Grenadier Island
Cold spot in Ontario: 5.8 °C   Sandy Lake Airport

Hot spot in British Columbia: 35.2 °C   Salmon Arm
Cold spot in British Columbia: 6.3 °C   Yoho National Park

Hot spot in Nunavut: 17.1 °C    Sanikiluaq
Cold spot in Nunavut: -2.6 °C   Stefansson Island


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

Today Now at 09:00 on 23 August 2026
Komoka, ON Canada
The Over Night Temp Low was  15.2 °C
Rainfall of  0.2 mm since midnight.
Rainfall last 24 hours 39.8 mm
Current Temp Outside is  15.7 °C with Humidity  73 % and Dew Point  6.6 °C
Latest Wind Gust  19.3 km/h with speed of  8.5 km/h  from the WNW
Wind Chill is  15.7 °C
Barometer is currently sitting on 1009.32 hPa
Sunshine hours so far today 0.0
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: 25.2 °C
Temp Low: 15.6 °C
Hum High: 77 %
Hum Low: 62 %
Day Rainfall Total: 40.2 mm
Month Rainfall Total: 95.4 mm
Year Rainfall Total: 531.2 mm
Highest Wind Gust: 27.8
Highest Average Wind Speed: 12.9 km/h
Wind Run: 84.3 km
Baro High: 1015.51 hPa
Baro Low: 1007.12 hPa
Rainfall last 24 hours: 39.8 mm
Sunshine: 2.0 hours
New Snowfall:  cm
Total Snow Depth: 0 cm


5-Day Forecast from Weather Underground KOMOKA Station
The 5-day Forecast for London/Middlesex, Ontario, Canada
Sunday - Showers and thunderstorms late. Highs 18 to 20C and lows 11 to 13C.
Monday - Showers possible. Highs 17 to 19C and lows 12 to 14C.
Tuesday - Mix of sun and clouds. Highs 22 to 24C and lows 10 to 12C.
Wednesday - Times of sun and clouds. Highs 24 to 26C and lows 16 to 18C.
Thursday - Scattered thunderstorms possible. Highs 24 to 26C and lows 13 to 15C.
Friday - Partly cloudy. Highs 22 to 24C and lows 9 to 11C.

Heavy snowfall has disrupted life across Bolivia, with the country's second-largest city, El Alto, among the worst affected. Informal traders and small businesses are struggling as snow keeps customers away, while authorities have suspended travel on major highways and mountain passes.

El Alto sits more than 4,000 metres above sea level on the Altiplano plateau, making it particularly vulnerable to severe winter conditions.

In the southern city of Potosi, deep snow has buried grazing fields and left livestock without food. Authorities say more than 165,000 llamas and sheep face starvation and have declared an emergency.

Communities are rescuing animals as Bolivia braces for more heavy snowfall in the coming days.
https://www.sott.net/article/507996-Severe-snowstorms-paralyse-Bolivia-threaten-livestock-and-livelihoods

Western Europe’s Heat Breaks
Western Europe’s “climate crisis” is collapsing. Atlantic air is seen sweeping east, with France’s national temperature forecast to drop below normal by Friday. The circulation has flipped. The “emergency” is over.

Daytime highs will fall below 19C (66F) from Brittany toward the Benelux. Even the Mediterranean coast sharply retreats.

For much of the summer, persistent high pressure repeatedly blocked Atlantic systems, allowing dry soils, strong sunshine and warm southerly flows to reinforce one another—again and again. That configuration has now broken down, and cooler maritime air can now push east while lower pressure and a more southerly storm
https://electroverse.substack.com/p/western-europes-heat-breaks-dutch

New Zealand Shivers
New Zealand is back in the freezer, with fresh snow warnings, widespread frost and another closure of the Desert Road.

The latest polar southerly sent temperatures plunging Monday: Aoraki/Mount Cook fell to -8C (17.6F), Tekapo to -5C (23F) and Queenstown to -4C (24.8F); and snow shut the Desert Road (SH1) between Rangipo and Waiouru.

Looking ahead, MetService issued another Desert Road snowfall warning Tuesday, running from 9am through 3am Wednesday.

The chill extends well beyond the mountains. MetService says persistent southerlies are drawing cold air directly from the Southern Ocean, with widespread overnight frosts and possible black ice across parts of the country.

Westerlies should bring a temporary moderation Friday, but the polar boundary is forecast to return to the South Island over the weekend.

This all comes barely ten days after New Zealand’s exceptional early-August freeze, when Taumarunui dropped to -7.2C (19F)—its coldest temperature on record—and Rotorua hit a new all-time low of -5.6C (21.9F).

Winter, evidently, still has plenty left in the tank.
https://electroverse.substack.com/p/new-zealand-shivers-high-arctic-cold