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Eucalyptus forest at dusk, light through the trunks — ABOVE: THE BUSH EDGE AT DUSK. Photo by John Robert McPherson (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

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Your risk type comes from your home, your risks and your readiness.

Katoomba 2780 · the bush touches the fence · an older member at home · medicine kept refrigerated · go-bag packed.

We've grouped household risks into six risk families and four postures. Your report brings together the risks around your home and how prepared your answers show you to be.

That gives us 24 combinations, plus eight more risk types for households with one defining detail, such as a single road out. Together, that makes 32 household risk types.

The Katoomba sample household is The Bush-Edge Realist. Its top risk is bushfire (incl. grassfire), 98 of 100.

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A suburban home at dusk with its windows lit, Kingsford, Sydney — HOME AT DUSK — a home at dusk in Kingsford, Sydney. Photo by Sardaka (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

The Murray River spread wide across a green floodplain below red cliffs — THE FLOODPLAIN — the Murray River across the Chowilla floodplain, from Headings Cliffs, South Australia. Photo by Kaarenmax19 (CC BY-SA 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

Low sun gilding red desert scrub under a wide sky in the Australian outback — HEAT COUNTRY — golden hour over red desert scrub in the Australian outback. Photo by Mark Direen (Pexels License), via Pexels.

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Each morning, the Today page updates around that day's stand-out signal, giving you a fresh view of the risks relevant to your home. The postcode preview is public. The full reading is available to registered households.

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Tuesday 27 October 2026 · Katoomba 2780

Heat & UV lead today

36° and extreme UV

Sample signal: the peak UV window is 11:30–14:50 — yard work belongs outside it.

Morning Sunrise at 06:04; the light is workable from first light, and any outdoor job is easiest before the UV window opens at 11:30.

Midday Midday runs to 36° with UV 12 across 11:30–14:50 — the peak of the day, and the part of it the plan is written around.

Evening Sunset at 19:21, closing a 13 h 17 m day — 2 minutes longer than yesterday; tonight cools to 28°.

Max temp Sample

36°

Sample value while the official feed is connected.

UV index Sample

Peak window 11:30–14:50 — yard work belongs outside it.

Fire danger Sample

High

Sample rating — for today's live rating, check your fire service.

Daylight · calculated

13 h 17 m

2 min longer than yesterday.

Sun times calculated for this postcode's position — never estimated. Weather values are labelled samples until the official feeds land.

Drawn for Katoomba 2780 · Tuesday 27 October 2026 · from today's official signals: sunrise & sunset for your coordinates · official bushfire mapping for your postcode · SILO heat record, 2005–2024 · NPWS fire history.

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Postcodes with verified official bushfire mapping

Risks assessed for every household

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Postcodes with SILO heat figures

Lightning branching over the sea at night during a coastal thunderstorm — THE STORM COAST — a night thunderstorm over the water at Brighton, Queensland. Photo by zpunout (CC BY-SA 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons.

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DRY COUNTRY — red-soil plains under a big sky in the Australian outback. Photo by Mark Direen (Pexels License), via Pexels.

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