Warm and close before dawn, the air near 73°F and sticking, the sky clear. The sun came up into nothing and went to work. By late morning the heat was heavy and by 1pm it sat near 89°, a stiff breeze off the open ground drying the skin as fast as it dampened. No shade worth the name. Cloud drifted over late in the afternoon and thickened toward dusk without bringing anything, and the evening stayed warm near 82° long after dark.
Pre-satellite record — solid, not exact. The Mineola station, 6 mi away, recorded 0.50 in of rain that day, more than the model above shows. Where they differ, trust the station.
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