Web alarm clock for 12:50 p.m.
As you watch the sky and wait to cover the gathered coconuts before rain reaches them, set the alarm for 12:50 pm so you can keep checking the weather without repeatedly checking the clock. The signal leaves a practical ten-minute window before 1:00 pm for pulling a tarpaulin into place, clearing a path, or asking someone nearby to help with the heavier sacks.
With rain, wind, voices, and work around the coconut pile, the alarm needs to be loud enough to stand apart from the background. Set the volume before you step away, then play a quick test from the spot where you expect to hear it. Keep the browser active and the phone awake: otherwise, the alarm may stay silent, leaving the coconuts uncovered when the shower arrives. Placing the phone closer can be more reliable than turning the sound up until it disturbs everyone.
Because 12:50 pm falls around midday, people in the house may be eating lunch, resting, or settling a child. Tell them why the signal is due, and choose a clear but brief tone instead of a long repeating sound. If someone can watch the clock indoors, agree that they will call out when it rings while you remain near the coconuts. That keeps the reminder useful without making the whole household react as though the alarm belongs to them.
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