September 1st, 2026 Timelapse
On September 1st, the morning began under a heavy blanket of clouds, with an impressive average cloud cover of 99.4 percent. Low clouds dominated the scene at 96.4 percent, draping the sky in a thick layer that seemed to weigh down the atmosphere. Winds at the surface barely stirred, averaging just 2.4 mph, while at 100 meters, they were slightly stronger at 3.7 mph. This gentle movement at lower altitudes contributed to the clouds' sluggish drift, as they primarily lingered in place. The air temperature was a cool 57.9°F, setting a damp, overcast mood that hinted at the potential for rain. The low and mid-level clouds were in near-complete alignment, with minimal turbulence, but the lack of wind shear meant the clouds were primarily stagnant, creating a stillness in the air.
As the day progressed into midday, the weather took on a more dynamic character, marked by increased surface winds that averaged 4.0 mph. At the 100-meter level, wind speeds rose to 5.6 mph, creating a gentle breeze that began to stir the clouds. By this time, cloud cover reached full saturation at 100 percent, with low clouds still holding the majority at 100 percent and mid-level clouds appearing at 23 percent. The high clouds had nearly vanished, with only a slight 2.8 percent remaining. This midday shift in wind patterns started to influence cloud movement, leading to faster undulations and a somewhat chaotic dance of the clouds as different layers interacted. A minor precipitation of 0.02 inches occurred, contributing to the sense of an impending change in the weather.
As evening approached, the dynamics of the atmosphere continued to evolve, with surface winds slightly decreasing to an average of 3.0 mph while winds at 100 meters remained relatively stable at 5.0 mph. The cloud cover was still substantial, with 99.7 percent overall, predominantly made up of low clouds at 89.0 percent, mid clouds at 76.2 percent, and high clouds at 72.2 percent. This evening configuration of cloud layers created an intricate tapestry across the sky, where turbulence may have been present due to the interaction of winds at differing altitudes. The cumulative precipitation for the day reached 0.05 inches, maintaining the moist environment. The evening brought a sense of calm, with the remaining clouds settling into their layers, while still reflecting the light in a way that hinted at the day’s earlier chaos. The temperature slightly increased to 64.0°F, enhancing the overall feeling of warmth amidst the lingering clouds.
September 1st, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for September 1st, 2026
Sunset: 7:50 PM