September 24th, 2026 Timelapse
On September 24th, the morning began under a thick blanket of cloud cover, with an average of 89.8% obscured sky. The temperature hovered around a cool 50.5°F. At the surface, gentle winds barely stirred the air at an average of just 1.6 mph, while winds at 100 meters picked up slightly to 2.7 mph, creating a subtle yet essential push for the low and mid-level clouds. The clouds were primarily high-altitude formations, making up 79.8% of the total cloud cover, with mid-level clouds at 40.2%. This layered cloud structure contributed to a damp and muted atmosphere. Light precipitation was likely present, although not significant, as the moisture-laden clouds drifted slowly, held back by the calm surface winds that provided little to no turbulence or conflict across the altitude layers.
As the day progressed into midday, the weather dynamic shifted slightly. The cloud cover intensified, reaching 99.2% with high clouds now dominating almost completely at 98.8%. The temperature climbed to a more comfortable 60.2°F, inviting curiosity about possible breaks in the clouds. Surface winds increased modestly to 2.7 mph, while winds at 100 meters picked up the pace to 3.7 mph, stirring the cloud layers into a more active state. The mid-level clouds at 79.5% moved steadily, influenced by the stronger winds aloft. The interaction between the low winds and the higher layers began to create some minor turbulence, as the different wind directions at altitude levels occasionally conflicted, resulting in intriguing cloud dynamics that showcased rapid shifts in cloud formations—a mesmerizing display as they flowed across the sky.
By evening, conditions continued to evolve, with surface winds rising to an average of 4.1 mph and winds at 100 meters increasing to 7.6 mph, introducing a more pronounced turbulence to the atmosphere. The cloud cover remained substantial at 97.4%, with high clouds still prevalent at 94.2% and mid-level clouds at 74.4%. The evening temperature reached a pleasant 66.3°F, marking a significant rise from the morning chill. The accumulated moisture in the clouds resulted in light precipitation of 0.02 inches, hinting at the day's earlier dampness. The interplay of the increased surface winds and the higher atmospheric winds created further turbulence, leading to layered cloud effects that danced gracefully against the backdrop of the setting sun. This tapestry of changing weather conditions illustrated the day's journey from a still and cloudy morning to a lively evening filled with movement and subtle shifts in the atmosphere.
September 24th, 2026 Timeline
Screenshots with weather data (wind layers, clouds, precipitation)
Weather Info for September 24th, 2026
Sunset: 7:05 PM