November 23rd, 2025 Timelapse
On November 23rd, the morning unfolded under a thick blanket of clouds, with 100% coverage that enveloped the landscape. At the surface, winds were gentle, averaging around 7.4 mph, while at 100 meters, the winds picked up to 13.0 mph, creating a notable wind shear between the two layers. Such differences in wind speeds contributed to a swirling atmospheric dynamic overhead. Low and mid-level clouds dominated the sky, covering the entirety of the horizon, while only a small fraction of high clouds appeared, measuring around 14%. This humid morning brought light precipitation, totaling 0.05 inches, as moisture-laden clouds drifted slowly, influenced by the relatively calm surface winds.
By midday, conditions began to evolve slightly as the temperature rose to an average of 45.2°F. While surface winds decreased to an average of 6.0 mph, the winds aloft at 100 meters slowed to 9.2 mph. The clouds displayed a dynamic shift, with low clouds still maintaining their full coverage, but the mid-level clouds started to thin out to 74.5%, allowing for glimpses of the sky above. The high cloud cover increased visibility somewhat, now reaching 77.5% coverage. The conflicting wind directions at different altitudes continued to create turbulence, especially evident in the movement of the mid-level clouds, which danced and swirled in various directions, creating visually striking patterns as if the sky was in a gentle tussle. Notably, there was no additional precipitation during this period, allowing the atmosphere to breathe in the cool air.
As the evening approached, temperatures held steady at around 45.3°F, with the surface winds diminishing further to just 1.2 mph, marking a near-calm evening. In contrast, the winds aloft remained weak as well, averaging only 2.4 mph at 100 meters. The cloud cover maintained its complete presence at the low level and increased to 100% for mid-level clouds, while high clouds decreased slightly in coverage to about 89.7%. The evening brought a subtle sense of layering, as the dense clouds appeared to gently settle into the atmosphere, their movement becoming more subdued. The lack of significant wind stirred a tranquil yet somewhat eerie atmosphere, with only a hint of light precipitation, totaling 0.01 inches, falling as the day closed. Overall, the interplay of low, mid, and high clouds against the backdrop of very light winds created a serene yet complex sky as the sun dipped below the horizon.
November 23rd, 2025 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for November 23rd, 2025
Sunset: 4:32 PM