July 19th, 2026 Timelapse
On July 19th, the day began with a gentle atmosphere as low clouds dominated the sky, casting a blanket of gray over the landscape. Surface winds were mild, averaging 4.3 mph, while winds at 100 meters were slightly stronger at 6.3 mph. The combination of these light winds and a thick layer of low cloud cover, which measured around 69.5%, created a tranquil yet somewhat muted start to the day. As the sun began to rise, the temperature hovered around 57.1°F, and the clouds moved slowly, reflecting the gentle winds below. Notably, no mid or high clouds were present, allowing the low clouds to take center stage. There was little to no turbulence at these levels, as the winds were relatively stable, promoting a smooth, albeit unchanging, cloudscape.
As the day progressed towards midday, conditions shifted dramatically. The surface wind speed increased to an average of 6.8 mph, and at 100 meters, winds strengthened further to 9.2 mph. This change in wind speed led to a remarkable dissipation of cloud cover, with the sky clearing to just 3.0% low cloud coverage. The once-dominant low clouds gave way to a bright and sunny backdrop, signaling a noteworthy transition in the weather. The increasing surface temperatures, which peaked at 72.5°F, combined with the enhanced wind speeds, created a lively atmosphere. However, with the shifts in wind direction at different altitudes, there were moments of wind shear, introducing a light turbulence that occasionally stirred the air. This dynamic environment allowed for some interesting cloud movements, even though most of the sky was clear.
In the evening, temperatures rose slightly to an average of 74.9°F, and winds continued to pick up, averaging 7.7 mph at the surface and reaching 11.0 mph at 100 meters. This increase brought back some cloud cover, primarily in the form of high clouds that accounted for 31.8% of the sky. These high clouds moved swiftly across the horizon, influenced by the stronger winds aloft. The interaction between the faster-moving clouds above and the gentler surface winds created a layered effect that was visually striking. While no precipitation occurred throughout the day, the overall weather conditions showcased a beautiful progression—from the quiet, low-hanging clouds of the morning to the bright, clear midday skies, finally culminating in a tapestry of high clouds at dusk, reflecting the complexity of wind patterns and their impact on cloud dynamics.
July 19th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for July 19th, 2026
Sunset: 8:56 PM