October 8th, 2026 Timelapse
On October 8th, the day began with gentle winds and a cool atmosphere, as the morning unfolded under a blanket of clouds. Surface winds were notably calm, averaging just 0.7 mph, while at 100 meters, the air moved slightly faster at 2.7 mph. This subtle difference in wind speeds hinted at the presence of weak turbulence, creating a serene environment as low clouds comprised 22.2% of the sky, giving way to high clouds that filled 19% of the view above. The temperatures lingered around 52.4°F, setting a cool yet comfortable tone for the day. The conflict in wind direction between the surface and the 100-meter level, with a notable 66° difference, suggested that the clouds were likely to exhibit some interesting layered effects, leading to a dynamic but quiet morning sky.
As the day progressed into midday, conditions began to shift and warm, with surface winds picking up to an average of 3.4 mph and wind speeds aloft increasing to 4.8 mph. The cloud cover thickened, reaching 50% with a significant increase in high clouds, which now dominated the skyline at 48.5%. This layer of high-altitude clouds moved briskly across the sky, driven by the stronger upper winds, while the surface remained relatively tranquil. The wind shear created a captivating visual spectacle, as the high clouds raced ahead, contrasting against the slower-moving lower layers. The temperature climbed to a pleasant 66.6°F, inviting outdoor activities, yet the ongoing wind dynamics hinted at the potential for changes later in the day.
By the evening, the weather transitioned dramatically, with surface winds increasing to an average of 5.5 mph while those aloft reached 9.4 mph. Cloud cover surged significantly to 89.4%, dominated entirely by high clouds with no low or mid-level clouds present. The sky was transformed into a dense, gray canopy, reflective of the continuing upward movement of warm air and the persistent high-altitude winds. This accumulating cloud cover was a result of the conflicting wind patterns aloft, which intensified the turbulence and created a dramatic and layered appearance. As temperatures peaked at 69.2°F, the atmosphere appeared poised for a shift, making the evening sky a testament to the day’s evolving weather and the intricate dance of air currents above.
October 8th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for October 8th, 2026
Sunset: 6:38 PM