Seven days of weather

Make a looping kinetic type film, 1080x1350, about 11 seconds, with no sound.

The idea: seven days of weather, one word per day. Each word does not just appear. It behaves like its weather.

Days, in order, each on its own full-bleed flat colour:
Mon SUN on yellow, red letters, a ring of rays slowly turning behind them
Tue RAIN on bright blue, white letters that fall in and stretch, thin white streaks falling past
Wed WIND on green, the word leans harder and harder, then letters are torn off one at a time
Thu FOG on pink, the word is only sharp for the middle of its time, blurred out at both ends
Fri SNOW on violet, letters settle gently while white flakes drift down and pile up on top of them
Sat STORM on near-black, yellow letters, the whole frame inverts on two lightning strikes and the letters shake
Sun CLEAR on orange, a big yellow circle opens behind dark red letters and their spacing relaxes

Rules:
- One heavy condensed sans for every word, set huge. The small day name sits top left.
- Each day lasts 1.6 seconds. A hard diagonal wipe carries each day into the next, including Sunday back into Monday, so the loop has no cut.
- Saturated colour only. No gradients on the backgrounds, no grain, no glow.

Build it as one HTML file. Every style must be computed from time inside a seek(t) function, with no CSS transitions and no timers, so any frame can be rendered on its own. Then render it with a headless browser at 30fps and encode with ffmpeg.

Before the full render, look at one frame from each day and fix anything that is cramped or hard to read.