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Daily Challenge Answer for September 14, 2026

The daily puzzle for September 14, 2026 is Level 14 — Weather Forecast Logic. Work the hints first; the spoiler answer grid and the step-by-step video walkthrough are below.

Daily Challenge Answer for September 14, 2026 — Weather Forecast Logic
September 14, 2026Level 14Weather Forecast LogicHints ×3Video walkthroughKey moments ×3

Today's daily challenge is Level 14 — "Weather Forecast Logic": 3 subjects share one board across the columns Subject, City, Weather, Humidity, Wind (km/h). Skim the three hints before spending an attempt — the answer grid stays folded until you ask for it.

Hints ↓ Full Level 14 walkthrough →

Answer

Only here for the answer? Open the panel below and copy the grid into the game — nothing else gets spoiled.

SpoilerReveal the answer grid
Subject SubjectCityWeatherHumidityWind (km/h)
Forecast A New YorkRaining212
Forecast B Los AngelesCloudy316
Forecast C ChicagoThunderstorm120

Hints

Hints unlock one at a time: open Hint 1, and only then does Hint 2 appear. Stop the moment the case clicks.

Hint 1 Tap to reveal

Start with the weather that stands out most; the humidity clue will anchor the first forecast.

Hint 2 Tap to reveal

The middle row has a named city, and Cloudy is tied to the highest humidity.

Hint 3 Tap to reveal

Once Raining is in place, the Thunderstorm city and the slowest-wind city finish the rest.

Video walkthrough

Watch the full solve: the board, the clue cards, and every placement in order — each step below is anchored to the moment it happens in the run.

  1. 1 Set Forecast C's weather 0:08 – 0:12

    Fill in the already obvious weather for Forecast C.

    Drag the Thunderstorm card to the Weather column in the Forecast C row.

  2. 2 Set Forecast B's weather 0:13 – 0:16

    Fill in the weather card for Forecast B.

    Drag the Cloudy card to the Weather column in the Forecast B row.

  3. 3 Set Forecast B's city 0:20 – 0:34

    Fill in the city for Forecast B.

    Drag the Los Angeles card to the City column in the Forecast B row.

  4. 4 Fill all humidity values and Forecast A's weather 0:35 – 0:48

    Add Forecast A's weather and the Humidity value for each forecast.

    Forecast A's Weather is auto-filled as Raining; drag the 2-water-drop card to Forecast A's Humidity column, the 3-water-drop card to Forecast B's Humidity column, and the 1-water-drop card to Forecast C's Humidity column.

  5. 5 Set Forecast A and C's cities 0:50 – 0:53

    Place the two remaining cities into their positions.

    Drag the Chicago card to the City column in Forecast C's row, and drag the New York card to the City column in Forecast A's row.

  6. 6 Fill in all wind speeds 0:54 – 1:42

    Complete the wind speed values to clear the level.

    Drag the 12 card to Forecast A's Wind (km/h) column, the 16 card to Forecast B's Wind (km/h) column, and the 20 card to Forecast C's Wind (km/h) column.

Key moments

Three frames from the winning run: the opening board, mid-solve, and the completed grid.

Daily Challenge Answer for September 14, 2026 — Opening board
Opening board
Daily Challenge Answer for September 14, 2026 — Mid-solve
Mid-solve
Daily Challenge Answer for September 14, 2026 — Solved grid
Solved grid

Trickiest clues

Humidity doesn't follow rain

It's easy to assume Raining should be the most humid, but the clue says Cloudy is the most humid. Let the hints set the humidity order: 2 for Forecast A, 3 for Forecast B, 1 for Forecast C.

Mixing up slowest and strongest wind

New York has the slowest wind, while Forecast C has the strongest wind. If you put the slowest wind on the last row just because it is at the bottom, you will miss the clue; place 12 on Forecast A and 20 on Forecast C.

Final thoughts

Start by anchoring the obvious weather, then let the humidity clue set the middle order. The middle-row city locks Forecast B, and the Thunderstorm clue places Chicago. Once the rainy city is known, New York's slow wind gives away the remaining speed. The key is to read the clues as a chain instead of filling by intuition.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the Profile Perfect daily challenge for September 14, 2026?

The September 14, 2026 daily challenge is Level 14 — "Weather Forecast Logic". This page has layered hints, the full answer grid and a video walkthrough.

How to solve the September 14, 2026 Profile Perfect daily challenge?

Read the clues yourself first, then open hints one at a time to compare. Mark only proven pairings and both attempts stay alive; open the spoiler grid only as a last resort.

Is the September 14, 2026 daily challenge answer unique?

Yes. Each board has exactly one correct arrangement — the answer grid on this page is the full final state, with every row and column satisfied.

Does the daily challenge match the regular Level 14 walkthrough?

Exactly. The daily board is the regular Level 14, so the answer is identical — this page stays in sync with the dedicated level page.

What happens if I fail the Profile Perfect daily challenge?

Standard rules: two wrong taps restart that board, and nothing carries over to tomorrow's challenge. Reading the hints before tapping makes a restart unlikely.

Where can I find past Profile Perfect daily challenge answers?

In the daily challenge archive — every past date has its own page with hints and the full solution, browsable from the archive index.