Pin Oak Grove
Monthly Weather Report · May 2026
Temperature
Precipitation
Wind
Humidity
Moments
Birds
No first-ever species this month.
Forecast skill (+24h lead)
| source | field | MAE | n |
|---|---|---|---|
| nws | high temp (°F) | 3.65 | 92 |
| nws | low temp (°F) | 5.47 | 92 |
| nws | max wind (mph) | 8.63 | 89 |
| nws | precip (in) | 0.13 | 92 |
| open-meteo | high temp (°F) | 4.09 | 81 |
| open-meteo | low temp (°F) | 3.87 | 81 |
| open-meteo | max wind (mph) | 5.53 | 77 |
| open-meteo | precip (in) | 0.13 | 81 |
Mean absolute error of the +24h-lead forecast_snapshots vs daily_summaries actuals for this month, per source and field.
Month in brief
On May 7th, Pin Oak Grove experienced the first frost of the season, with temperatures dropping to 30°F overnight while the day climbed to 72°F. A thick humidity of 77% hung over the grounds, and the air stayed so still that wind barely registered, never exceeding 1.8 miles per hour from the north. Pressure held steady between 30.75 and 31.1 inches. The extreme swing from freezing morning to mild afternoon made for a day of sharp contrasts, the kind that signals spring's uneven grip on the land.
Thu, May 7
May 17th brought the first 80°F day of the year, with the high climbing to 81.6°F before settling into a temperate evening. The air was calm, barely a breeze stirring the grove; the mean wind speed was just 0.9 mph from the west, the gentlest of pushes through the hickories and oaks. Humidity held at 65 percent, making the warmth comfortable rather than oppressive. Barometric pressure swung from a low of 28.05 to a peak of 30.13 inches. The solar panels seized the opportunity, generating 15.3 kilowatt-hours under clear skies. All told, a pleasant spring day marked by unseasonable warmth and stillness.
Sun, May 17
On May 23rd, Pin Oak Grove received a soaking, with 1.64 inches of rain falling at a peak rate of 4.52 inches per hour. The day stayed cool, with temperatures ranging from 44.5°F to 49.4°F and humidity holding steady at 91 percent. Winds were gentle, averaging 3.2 miles per hour from the SSE with gusts to 7.8 miles per hour. A passing storm system drove the barometric pressure down to 28.21 inches before recovering. Solar generation managed only 11.2 kilowatt-hours, the panels finding little opportunity between the clouds.
Sat, May 23