June 3rd, 2026 Timelapse
On June 3rd, the morning began with a calm embrace, as surface winds averaged a gentle 2.7 mph, barely rustling the leaves. At 100m, the winds picked up slightly to 4.3 mph, indicating a subtle increase in atmospheric movement above the ground level. Cloud cover was substantial, with 85.7% of the sky blanketed in clouds; mid-level clouds dominated at 79.5%, while high clouds contributed to the overall grayness at 65.2%. The presence of these clouds, particularly the thick mid-level variety, suggested that moisture was lingering in the atmosphere, leading to a light drizzle of 0.02 inches that added to the morning's serene ambiance. As the winds gently flowed and the clouds loomed above, there was a notable lack of turbulence, with winds at different altitudes moving in a relatively uniform direction, allowing for a smooth, albeit dreary, morning sky.
By midday, the scene shifted as surface winds picked up to an average of 6.1 mph, and winds at 100m increased to 8.2 mph, creating a breezier atmosphere. The cloud cover remained thick at 86.5%, but the character of the clouds changed significantly; low clouds increased to 8.0%, while the mid-level clouds maintained their presence at 85.5%, suggesting that the moisture was still well retained. Interestingly, high clouds had receded completely, allowing for a slightly brighter sky. This change in cloud dynamics was likely influenced by the increasing wind speeds at different altitudes, which caused the mid-level clouds to shift more rapidly across the sky. A mild wind shear was evident, as the conflict between the stronger winds aloft and the lighter surface winds contributed to a gentle turbulence that made the clouds pulse and billow, adding a dynamic quality to the midday sky.
As evening approached, the winds continued to strengthen, averaging 11.3 mph at the surface and 16.3 mph at 100m, reflecting a more robust mixing of atmospheric layers. The cloud cover diminished to 68.5%, with low clouds becoming more prominent at 47.3%, while mid-level clouds decreased to 26.7%, leaving the sky with a more open feel. This change created fascinating layered effects as the low clouds drifted below the thinning mid-level clouds, forming a picturesque contrast. The evening sky showcased the playful interactions between the wind and clouds, particularly as the surface winds began to shift directions significantly, creating swirling patterns that added visual interest. Overall, by the end of the day, the atmosphere felt invigorated, with temperatures settling at a comfortable 63.9°F, perfectly rounding off a day marked by evolving cloud formations and shifting winds.
June 3rd, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for June 3rd, 2026
Sunset: 8:57 PM