October 11th, 2026 Timelapse
On October 11th, morning conditions began with a gentle start as temperatures hovered around 44.5°F. Winds at the surface level were relatively calm, averaging just 2.8 mph, while stronger winds aloft at 100 meters reached 5.8 mph, creating a noticeable difference in wind direction between these layers. The low cloud cover was quite prevalent, with 28% of the sky obscured, primarily by low clouds. This initial cloud layer, driven by surface winds that were much weaker, provided a soft blanket over the landscape. The lack of mid or high clouds meant that the low clouds were the primary players in the morning sky, although the overall conditions remained stable without any precipitation.
As the day progressed towards midday, the weather began to shift subtly. By this time, surface winds picked up slightly to an average of 4.2 mph while the winds at 100 meters remained steady at 5.8 mph. The cloud cover dramatically decreased to just 3.2%, with low clouds retreating to 2.8% and only a trace of mid-level clouds appearing. This reduction in cloud cover allowed more sunlight to filter through, warming the temperature to a pleasant 56.1°F. The contrasting wind speeds at different altitudes continued to create interesting dynamics; the stronger winds aloft meant that any remaining low clouds were pushed along at a moderate pace, albeit with more stability than earlier in the morning. The layering of clouds remained simple, with little turbulence as the winds moved in relatively coherent patterns.
By evening, conditions evolved further, with surface winds increasing to 7.4 mph and winds at 100 meters strengthening to 12.9 mph. The overall cloud cover remained light at 4.8%, consisting mostly of mid-level clouds at 4.8% and just a hint of low clouds. As the sun began to set, the temperature slightly increased to a final average of 57.1°F. The interaction between the stronger upper winds and the lighter surface winds resulted in a bit of turbulence, which likely contributed to the creation of layered cloud effects that were visible in the evening sky. The conflicting directions between the surface and 100 meter winds continued to shape the clouds, providing a unique visual tapestry as the day drew to a close. Overall, October 11th saw a pleasant transition from a cloudier morning to a clearer midday, finishing with a hint of layered clouds against a dusky sky.
October 11th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for October 11th, 2026
Sunset: 6:33 PM