October 9th, 2025 Timelapse
On October 9th, 2025, the morning kicked off with gusty antics, the surface winds averaging around 5.3 mph. The cloud cover was just over half at 53.3%, enough to cast an ominous gray over the landscape but not quite enough to block out the sunrise at 6:22 am. It was the kind of morning that had fall written all over it, with temperatures averaging a nippy 53.2°F. The cloud cover started to amp up as the day wore on, hitting a full 100% by afternoon and hanging onto that perfect score straight into the evening. As if the clouds were putting on a show of their own, the wind direction changed twice, creating these eye-catching swirling patterns in the sky.
As the day ambled into the afternoon, it seemed the wind got a bit tired, calming down to an average of 3.2 mph. Even the clouds seemed to get lethargic, stubbornly refusing to budge from their 100% coverage position, which made for a rather overcast afternoon. The surface winds picked up a bit in the evening to 4.7 mph, just before the sunset at 5:36 pm. However, the night was a different story altogether. The clouds, as if deciding they had hogged enough of the attention, dropped their coverage drastically to 31.4%. The wind too, decided to call it a day and slow down to 3.5 mph. Despite the morning's theatrics and the afternoon's stubbornness, the day ended on a rather calm note, just like that one guest at the party who starts off loud but passes out by the end of the night. I guess even weather can have a mood swing.
October 9th, 2025 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for October 9th, 2025
Sunset: 5:36 PM