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Today at 2659
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Computed for 2659 · Tuesday 27 October 2026 · postcode read
Today, in three moments
The day, as a short story
MORNING
Sunrise at 06:16; the light is workable from first light, and any outdoor job is easiest before the UV window opens at 11:30.
AFTERNOON
Midday runs to 35° with UV 11 across 11:30–14:50 — the peak of the day, and the part of it the plan is written around.
EVENING
Sunset at 19:38, closing a 13 h 23 m day — 3 minutes longer than yesterday; tonight cools to 29°.
The shape of today
Your day, cut by the sun
Dawn
05:31–06:16
Sunrise at 06:16 over postcode 2659 — the coolest working light of the day.
UV rising
07:01–11:30
UV builds toward 11 by late morning.
Move outdoor jobs into this stretch — it closes at 11:30.
Peak UVnow
11:30–14:50
Peak UV 11 across this window (sample model; ARPANSA publishes the live index).
Keep skin covered and outdoor jobs short inside this window.
Afternoon
14:50–18:38
The day's peak heat sits in this stretch — 35° at its top (sample signal).
Golden hour
18:38–19:38
Last light at 19:38, closing a 13 h 23 m day.
A five-minute lap of the yard now catches anything the day loosened.
Night
from 19:38
Tonight's low is 29° — a warm night, at or above the 20° yardstick (sample signal).
Run fans early; close up once the outside drops below the inside.
Segment boundaries are computed from today's sunrise, sunset and peak-UV window for this postcode; the lit segment follows the local clock in NSW.
For a day like this · the standing guidance
This weekend: clear the gutters and move firewood away from the walls — NSW RFS guidance.
The action line is the one your risk report prints, worded from NSW RFS published guidance. For today's live rating and any warnings, your state fire service speaks first — in an emergency, call 000.
Tonight Sample
Down to 29° — a warm night
The night stays at or above 20°, the point past which sleep and tempers both notice. The coolest room earns its name tonight. Sample
Full moon · 99% lit — calculated for tonight, like the sun times; the moon needs no feed either.
Tomorrow's headlineDaylight: 13 h 25 m — read here in the morning.
This week, named
The week ahead, in 3 windows
Only windows the week's real signals actually name — never filled out to seven.
Longest day of your week · Monday 2 November
The most daylight you'll be given this week (13 h 35 m) — save the big outdoor job for it.
Heat building (sample signals) · Fri 30
The sample week warms toward 36° — top up water and check the cool room before the peak day lands.
Fire danger Extreme (sample signals) · Thursday 29 October
The week's fire-weather day in the sample signals — the day the week's plans bend around.
Season turns and moon phases are calculated; temperatures and fire ratings in the week are samples, labelled as they are everywhere on this page.
Today's stock-up
Three things, first
Fire danger puts these three first today — the rest of your household's list lives on your plan page.
Wind-up radio + torch + power bank
For: news and light when the power is out.
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Why today reads this way
Three sources, all of them named
Sky — the day itself
Today is a 13 h 23 m day, 3 minutes longer than yesterday — the light, not the weather, is what this page can promise exactly.
Land — your postcode, measured
Under today's sky sits a measured piece of ground: its mapped bushfire land, its twenty-year heat record and its fire history are the land half of every number on this page.
Household — the layer that is still yours to add
Two of the three sources are public. The third — who lives at your place, what the house is made of, what you hold — is what turns a postcode page into your page.
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Nearby postcodes, today
The same morning, a few streets over
Every covered postcode gets its own read of the day — its own sun, its own stand-out signal. Weather figures are labelled samples while live feeds are connected; solar times are calculated per postcode.
Postcode 2629 · NSW
39° and extreme UV
39° max · UV 12 · fire danger High Sample
Postcode 2630 · NSW
39° and extreme UV
39° max · UV 12 · fire danger High Sample
Postcode 2631 · NSW
Daylight: 13 h 25 m
27° max · UV 8 · fire danger Moderate Sample
Postcode 2632 · NSW
36° and extreme UV
36° max · UV 11 · fire danger High Sample
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