News Staff
Wednesday, May 29, 2024
Winds were gusty all day long Thursday, May 23, 2024. According to NOAA Weather, they gusted up to 46 mph. Then the skies grew dark and ominous in the early evening hours. Mammatus clouds gathered - which are an indication of cool, sinking air. Since they form on thunderstorm anvils, it’s possible you may see mammatus clouds without being impacted by the thunderstorm, according to www.learnweather.com Later in the evening, the rain began falling leaving behind .30 inches according to NOAA. So far, May has had 2.26 inches of rain, with the most falling on Tuesday, May 21 where .87 was recorded. All of this is great for the Sandhills to green up for the upcoming tourist season, for cattle to enjoy lush, green meadows, and the beginnings of haying season.