In the heart of Berlin, as the day starts to fold into the shades of evening, the air holds a calm 64.2°F. A gentle breeze whispers at just under 3 mph, hinting of a city pulsing quietly beneath the partly cloudy sky. There’s no rain to speak of; the pavement stays dry, reflecting the faded light of a sun making its descent.

Today, the city saw a high of 77°F, while clouds gathered but rarely darkened to more than a thick veil, creating a ceiling of gray. The air was alive, the wind occasionally reaching up to 7.5 mph, yet the promise of rain remained just that—a mere 8% chance, leaving the umbrellas at rest.

Tonight, the blanket of clouds will persist, keeping the temperatures generously around 68°F. The winds are expected to tame a little, swirling no faster than 5.5 mph. As the night stretches out, the likelihood of rain remains low, maintaining the calm that has characterized the day.

The city moves rhythmically under these conditions, the evening drawing in more than just the night but a continuation of tranquility. Such is the close of another chapter in Berlin’s days and nights, marked not by storms or swells, but by a quiet agreement between the city and its skies.