June 7th, 2026 Timelapse
On June 7th, the day began with a gentle, almost sleepy atmosphere as temperatures hovered around 48.3°F. Surface winds were light, averaging just 2.4 mph, which contributed to a relatively calm start. However, as one looked up, a patchwork of cloud cover was evident. Low clouds dominated the scene, making up 37.7% of the sky, accompanied by mid-level clouds at 8.3% and high clouds covering 15%. At 100 meters above the ground, winds were slightly stronger at 3.3 mph, creating a subtle interaction that allowed the clouds to drift lazily across the sky. These gentle currents at the surface did not significantly disrupt the low cloud layer, resulting in a mostly tranquil morning. However, with such light winds, there was little mixing of the air, leading to a stable atmosphere that held the potential for greater cloud development later in the day.
As the day progressed towards midday, conditions transitioned dramatically. The temperature rose to a pleasant 60.4°F, and the cloud cover increased to a fully overcast state, with 100% of the sky now blanketed by clouds. The low cloud layer surged to 99%, while mid and high clouds rose to 71.8% and 96.2%, respectively. Wind patterns shifted slightly; at the surface, winds averaged 2.6 mph, while at 100 meters, they increased to 3.4 mph. Despite the modest increases in wind speed, the cloud dynamics became more pronounced due to a notable wind shear between the layers. The upper layers of clouds moved more swiftly than those below, resulting in a layered effect that created a sense of depth in the sky. A light drizzle began to fall, producing 0.01 inches of precipitation, which further enhanced the rich, textured clouds and contributed to the overall feeling of a thick, moisture-laden atmosphere.
By evening, temperatures had edged up to 61.7°F, and the cloud cover remained substantial at an average of 93%. The low clouds settled at 44.5%, mid clouds at 77%, and high clouds at 90%. Surface winds increased slightly to 3.0 mph while winds at 100 meters reached 3.9 mph. The continuing layer of clouds combined with a subtle increase in wind speed created a more dynamic atmosphere, with visible movement of the cloud layers as they drifted in different directions. Occasional turbulence was noted as winds conflicted between the surface and higher altitudes, adding a sense of motion to the otherwise stable cloud cover. As the sun began to set, the last rays of light filtered through the thick blanket of clouds, creating a dramatic interplay of shadows and light that hinted at the day’s rapid meteorological changes.
June 7th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for June 7th, 2026
Sunset: 9:00 PM