Low sun over Southern Africa, terminator shifting

The Sun sits low in the sky over Southern Africa, where it is currently midday. This positioning marks the transition of daylight into evening across the continent's southern regions.

Large-scale cloud patterns show scattered low cumulus formations across Indonesia and the Pacific, while the jet stream remains relatively stable. Tropical convection persists near the equatorial regions.

Aurora activity is minimal across Earth's polar regions, with no significant space weather disturbances reported. The Moon is in a waxing crescent phase, visible in the western sky.