March 27th, 2026 Timelapse
On March 27th, the day began with rather tranquil conditions. As the sun rose at 7:00 AM, temperatures started at a cool average of 37.9°F, with calm winds barely nudging the surface at just 1.4 mph. Winds aloft at 100 meters, however, were blowing at a slightly brisker pace of 3.9 mph, creating a modest contrast that hinted at the potential for some atmospheric movement. With an average cloud cover of 0%, the sky was clear, allowing for unobstructed views of the sunrise. The gentle surface winds did not promote any cloud formation, and with no precipitation in sight, the early hours were characterized by stillness, making it an excellent morning for those who enjoy clear skies.
As midday approached, conditions began to shift considerably. Surface winds picked up to an average of 4.0 mph, while winds at 100 meters increased to 5.5 mph, suggesting a gradual strengthening of the atmospheric flow. By this time, high clouds had begun to populate the sky, resulting in an average cloud cover of 37.5%. These clouds floated in from the west, driven by the higher altitude winds which had started to gain speed. The contrast between the surface and aloft winds created an interesting dynamic, as the faster-moving clouds could be seen racing across the sky, casting fleeting shadows over the landscape below. The absence of low and mid-level clouds allowed for the formation of these high clouds, which added a beautiful textured appearance to the otherwise blue sky.
As the evening approached, the atmosphere transformed dramatically. Surface winds increased further to an average of 5.5 mph, while winds at 100 meters surged to 9.9 mph, indicating a noticeable uptick in wind energy. The cloud cover thickened substantially to 87.6%, with mid-level clouds accounting for 75% of this coverage. High clouds also persisted, creating a layered appearance in the sky. This shift was accompanied by a slight increase in temperature to an average of 55.1°F. The contrasting wind speeds at different altitudes likely contributed to some turbulence, especially near the surface, where the lighter winds met the stronger currents above. As the sun began to set at 7:34 PM, the layered clouds glowed with vibrant hues, serving as a fitting capstone to a day that began quietly but transformed into a show of dynamic atmospheric activity.
March 27th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for March 27th, 2026
Sunset: 7:34 PM