Sun overhead Western Indian Ocean, terminator shifting eastward

The Sun is directly overhead the Western Indian Ocean, marking midday for this region. The terminator line now separates day and night hemispheres, with the eastern side entering evening darkness.

Large-scale cloud patterns show low cumulus formations across the tropical Indian Ocean, with no significant convection or storm activity detected at this scale.

Aurora activity remains minimal, with no visible satellite traffic in geostationary orbit. The Moon is in a waning crescent phase, appearing as a thin sliver in the evening sky.