August 23rd, 2026 Timelapse
On August 23rd, the morning began with a gentle atmosphere, as surface winds averaged just 2.9 mph, allowing for a peaceful start to the day. At 100 meters, winds were slightly stronger, averaging 5.4 mph, creating a subtle dynamic between the different layers of the atmosphere. Cloud cover was predominantly low, with 80.4% of the sky obscured, while mid and high clouds were minimal, comprising only 1.8% and 1.0% respectively. This blanket of low clouds, enhanced by the light winds, hinted at a tranquil morning. A slight drizzle left behind 0.01 inches of precipitation, suggesting that these clouds were indeed moisture-laden, though the activity was limited. The calm winds at the surface contrasted with the more pronounced currents aloft, which resulted in some turbulence in the low-level atmosphere, but nothing to disturb the serene weather below.
As the day progressed into midday, conditions evolved slightly, marked by a modest increase in surface winds to an average of 3.2 mph. The winds at 100 meters decreased to 4.2 mph, which contributed to a somewhat stable atmosphere overall. The cloud cover diminished to 71.0%, still primarily low, with no mid or high clouds present. This reduction in cloud density allowed for more sunlight to filter through, lifting temperatures to an average of 68.8°F. The gentle winds facilitated the slow movement of the low clouds, which drifted lazily across the sky. However, the wind shear between the surface and higher altitudes remained a factor, causing some minor turbulence as the lower layer of clouds shifted slightly faster than the winds above, creating intricate visual effects as the clouds seemed to dance in the light.
By evening, the weather transformed significantly, with surface winds picking up to an average of 6.4 mph and the winds at 100 meters increasing to 9.5 mph. This escalation contributed to a much clearer sky, with only 13.7% cloud cover remaining, all at low levels. The warmth of the day reached a comfortable average of 69.0°F, and the absence of significant cloud cover allowed the sunset to shine brilliantly across the horizon. The enhanced winds, combined with the lack of clouds, eliminated the turbulence that had been present earlier, resulting in a smoother and calmer atmosphere. As the day drew to a close, the wind dynamics shifted once more, signaling the transition to night, but the remnants of the fast-moving clouds from earlier in the day left a lasting impression of the evolving weather story.
August 23rd, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for August 23rd, 2026
Sunset: 8:07 PM