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Arctic

70°N, 60°E · Norman Lewis · 2026-07-05

Arctic weather art after Norman Lewis
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Creative rationale

Over the Barents Sea north of Russia, where arctic waters meet the frozen coastline, an unusual warmth disrupts the typical polar patterns - the temperature anomaly of 17.1°C above normal creates an almost spring-like atmosphere in this harsh landscape. The moderate wind speed of 5.8 m/s from the north generates flowing processions of calligraphic marks that drift southward across deep atmospheric fields, while the high humidity of 83% veils everything in misty, layered softness. The slightly low pressure allows these gestural marks to coalesce into dense, crowd-like formations against a brooding blue-black ground, punctuated by warm ochres and unexpected crimsons that speak to this arctic anomaly.

Atmospheric data

Date
2026-07-05
Location
70°N, 60°E (Arctic)
Pressure
1003.4 hPa (gradient: 30.07)
Wind
5.8 m/s from 8°
Temperature
1.5°C (anomaly: 17.1°C)
Humidity
83%
Visual Interest Score
33.2

Technical details

Model
FLUX.1-dev + custom LoRA (Black Forest Labs)
Artist Inspiration
Norman Lewis
Weather Source
Open-Meteo API (GFS model)
Format
PNG (FLUX.1-dev + custom LoRA)
Generated
2026-07-05T06:24:17.084058+00:00
Run ID
2026-07-05-060044

License: CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Attribution: James Tannahill / art.jamestannahill.com. No commercial use or derivatives without permission.