March 11th, 2026 Timelapse
On March 11th, the day commenced under a blanket of clouds that dominated the sky from sunrise. At the surface, winds averaged 10.2 mph, while at 100 meters above ground level, they were significantly stronger at 18.7 mph, creating a notable wind shear effect. This difference in wind speed contributed to enhanced turbulence, stirring the low, mid, and high cloud layers, all of which were shrouded in 100 percent cloud cover. The temperatures hovered around a chilly 41.7°F, and light rain was already making its presence felt, with 0.33 inches of precipitation recorded. The combination of the moist air and limited visibility gave the morning a somewhat subdued, yet dramatic atmosphere, as thick cloud layers moved slowly across the sky.
As the day progressed into midday, the temperature rose to a more moderate 46.6°F, but the clouds remained thick and omnipresent, still covering the sky entirely. The surface winds increased slightly to an average of 10.7 mph, while winds aloft noticeably picked up to 20.5 mph. This continued increase in wind speed at higher altitudes contributed to the persistent turbulent conditions. The low and mid clouds, driven by the stronger winds above, began to roll and shift at a quicker pace, resulting in mesmerizing visual dynamics in the sky. Although the precipitation eased slightly to 0.28 inches, the constant updrafts and downdrafts created by the conflicting wind patterns ensured the clouds maintained their dense, uniform appearance throughout the day.
By evening, the sky remained heavily clouded, although the temperature climbed further to around 49.3°F. The surface winds picked up noticeably to an average of 16.3 mph, while winds at 100 meters soared to an impressive 29.3 mph, reinforcing the ongoing turbulence. The cloud cover was still almost complete, with low clouds at 99.4 percent and mid clouds at 99.6 percent, creating a layered effect that was stark against the setting sun. The combination of high winds and turbulent layers led to a spectacular display of fast-moving clouds that appeared to race across the sky, sculpting an ever-changing canvas above. As the day concluded, the atmosphere remained charged, with a total precipitation accumulation of 1.43 inches, a testament to the day’s dynamic weather and relentless cloud cover.
March 11th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for March 11th, 2026
Sunset: 7:12 PM