October 14th, 2026 Timelapse
On October 14th, the morning revealed a gentle atmosphere as conditions began to unfold. Surface winds averaged a light 1.6 mph, creating a calm backdrop, while winds at 100m were slightly stronger at 2.4 mph. The cloud cover presented a mix, with low clouds making up 29.8% of the sky, mid-level clouds contributing another 8.2%, and only a thin layer of high clouds at 1.2%. This combination resulted in a predominantly cloudy sky, albeit not overly dense, allowing glimpses of the blue above. The low-level winds were predominantly from the east, which pushed the low clouds slowly westward, but the higher winds, which varied in direction more frequently, created some minor turbulence. The temperature hovered around a mild 52.7°F, giving a sense of comfort as the day began, with no precipitation on the horizon.
As the day progressed toward midday, the weather transformed significantly. The cloud cover decreased notably to an average of just 8%, with all of the remaining clouds being low in altitude. Surface winds picked up slightly to around 2.1 mph, while 100m winds increased to an average of 2.7 mph. This subtle increase in wind speed brought a fresh, invigorating feel to the air as the temperature rose to a pleasant 64°F. The interaction between the surface and aloft winds was notable; the higher winds occasionally shifted direction and speed, creating a swirling pattern in the cloud cover, which danced across the sky. The lack of mid-level and high clouds allowed for clearer visibility and more vibrant sunlight, contributing to an almost cheerful atmosphere.
By evening, the conditions continued to evolve, with surface winds reaching an average of 4.6 mph and winds at 100m increasing to approximately 8.5 mph. The cloud cover remained minimal at 11.2%, still composed solely of low clouds, which drifted lazily in the evening light. The temperature nudged slightly higher to an average of 64.8°F, maintaining a pleasant feel as day transitioned to night. The winds had shifted once again, leading to some light turbulence as the surface winds interacted with the stronger upper winds. This interplay caused a few low clouds to fragment while others gathered together, creating layered effects that added depth to the evening sky. Overall, the day's weather showcased a dynamic interaction of winds and clouds, culminating in a peaceful, clear evening as daylight faded.
October 14th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for October 14th, 2026
Sunset: 6:27 PM