October 12th, 2026 Timelapse
On October 12th, the morning began with calm conditions under a mostly clear sky. At the surface, winds barely registered at an average of 0.5 mph, which set a tranquil scene for the day. However, as the altitude increased, winds began to pick up slightly, averaging 1.0 mph at 100 meters. The low cloud cover was minimal, resting at 15.2%, contributing to the clarity of the early hours. With temperatures hovering around 42.8°F, the atmosphere was cool but stable, creating little movement in the air. The lack of significant winds meant that the low clouds present were static, simply drifting lazily without the influence of stronger air currents aloft. There were no precipitation events at this point, and the low cloud layer's stillness suggested a tranquil morning.
As midday approached, conditions began to evolve. Surface winds increased slightly to an average of 1.6 mph, while winds at 100 meters gained speed to 2.1 mph. The cloud cover thinned even further, reducing to a mere 2.2%. With the sun climbing higher, temperatures warmed to a pleasant 54.9°F, but the clouds remained predominantly absent, leaving behind a mostly clear blue sky. The gentle winds did not create significant turbulence, but the higher wind velocities at 100 meters indicated some layering effects. Although low clouds had dissipated, the lack of mid or high clouds meant the sky remained mostly unobstructed, allowing for unobstructed sunlight and a sense of stillness in the air. The atmosphere displayed little contrast between the various altitudes, as the winds at the surface and aloft moved gently but consistently, avoiding any chaotic interactions.
As the evening approached, wind speeds at the surface remained steady at 1.6 mph, while the winds at 100 meters picked up slightly to 2.6 mph. Cloud cover increased to 8.0%, with the reappearance of high clouds that drifted across the sky. The temperature continued to rise, peaking at 57.0°F, providing a warm conclusion to the day. The varying wind directions at different altitudes created subtle layering effects in the sky. While the surface winds maintained a gentle flow, the winds higher up shifted more frequently, leading to a slight increase in turbulence. This contributed to the movement of the high clouds, which raced across the sky at a different speed than the air below. Overall, the day concluded with a peaceful evening, marked by a light wind and the gentle swaying of the newly arrived clouds, creating an inviting atmosphere for all who experienced it.
October 12th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for October 12th, 2026
Sunset: 6:31 PM