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Boulder Valley, Montana. A strange weather day, with snow flurries as a weather front began to push through, followed by a high, fast-moving overcast, just a few glimpses of blue sky, then as dusk arrived the whole landscape colored orange with sunset light reflected and filtered through the clouds. Winds were light early in the day, but strengthened in the afternoon and brought in warmer temperatures. High Low Average Temperature 56.3° F 31.5° F 42.0° F Dew Point 47.8° F 26.9 F 36.9 F Humidity 99% 71% 83% Precipitation 0.00 in Wind Speed 20.1 mph 0.0 mph 4.4 mph Wind Gust 32.2 mph -- 8.7 mph Wind Direction WSW Pressure 25.33 in 25.20 in Timelapse created using a Razer Kiyo Pro webcam pointing out at the world from inside our home towards the North/Northeast. Connected to an older laptop running OBS Studio and ffmpeg freeware to record and process the video. To get the timelapse effect I researched how to set parameters in OBS Studio to record at 1/6th of a frame per second. This captures a frame of video every 6 seconds. Unless the recording is modified, that frame will also take up 6 seconds of the playback from the raw recording, sort of like a slide show. To make this into a usable timelapse, I have to remove that extra length of each frame. So I processed the video using ffmpeg, another open source tool, to shorten those frames and get the video to have the timelapse effect. I've added some overlays to the OBS Studio recording. One to indicate day and time, and the other to display a portion of my home weather station data. Background music from the YouTube Audio Library: "Swaying Silhouettes" by Nathan Moore