September 14th, 2026 Timelapse
On September 14th, the morning began under relatively calm conditions with surface winds averaging just 2.8 mph. At a height of 100 meters, winds picked up slightly to an average of 5.4 mph, contributing to a light stirring of the atmosphere. The cloud cover was quite prominent, with an average of 56.2% obscuring the sky. Low clouds constituted the bulk of this cover at 51%, while mid and high clouds made up the remainder at 3.8% and 8.0% respectively. This mixture of clouds created a soft, overcast appearance to the sky, as the gentle winds at lower altitudes allowed for a slow, deliberate movement of the clouds. Although there was a trace of precipitation at 0.01 inches, it was minimal and hardly noticeable. Slight turbulence was present due to the conflicting light winds at surface level and moderately stronger winds aloft, which likely contributed to some shifting patterns among the low cloud formations.
As the day progressed toward midday, the weather took on a more dynamic character. The surface winds decreased further to an average of 1.9 mph, while winds at 100 meters diminished to 2.6 mph, resulting in a quieter atmosphere. Cloud cover increased substantially to an average of 74.2%, with low clouds now making up 70.5% of the total. This thicker blanket of cloud cover created a more uniform gray sky, with the mid and high clouds dropping to 8.2% and 5.5%, respectively. The lighter winds at the surface and aloft led to more cohesive cloud formations, but the lack of stronger winds allowed for a few breaks in the cloud layer, creating soft, diffused light below. Notably, the shifts in wind direction at the surface, which experienced two significant changes, contributed to swirling patterns in the cloud cover, fostering a dance of shapes overhead.
By evening, the winds began to pick up again, with surface winds averaging 6.1 mph and winds at 100 meters increasing to 10.1 mph. This shift provided a refreshing change to the atmosphere after a more stagnant day. The cloud cover decreased to an average of 59.2%, with low clouds now representing 36.7% and high clouds rising to 34.8%. The mid-level clouds dissipated completely, providing a clearer view of the higher cloud formations. The increase in wind speed at multiple elevations caused some turbulence as strong winds aloft clashed with the comparatively gentle surface winds. This created layered effects in the sky, as the higher clouds moved briskly, casting fleeting shadows on the landscape below. The overall conditions settled into a tranquil evening, with the absence of precipitation marking a peaceful close to the day’s weather events.
September 14th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for September 14th, 2026
Sunset: 7:25 PM