Pin Oak Grove
Monthly Weather Report · June 2026
Temperature
Precipitation
Wind
Humidity
Moments
Birds
New this month (first ever) · 93
American Robin · Chipping Sparrow · Song Sparrow · Eastern Bluebird · Cedar Waxwing · American Goldfinch · Rose-breasted Grosbeak · Common Raven · Northern Mockingbird · Eastern Phoebe · Osprey · Northern Cardinal · House Sparrow · Brown Thrasher · Chimney Swift · Grasshopper Sparrow · Dark-eyed Junco · Savannah Sparrow · Black-throated Green Warbler · Killdeer · Nashville Warbler · Mangrove Yellow Warbler · Blackpoll Warbler · Mourning Dove · American Kestrel · Red-shouldered Hawk · House Finch · Fish Crow · Eastern Towhee · White-breasted Nuthatch · Yellow-billed Cuckoo · Ring-billed Gull · Black-bellied Plover · Red-bellied Woodpecker · Dickcissel · Downy Woodpecker · Gray Catbird · Northern House Wren · American Crow · Common Nighthawk · Field Sparrow · Hermit Thrush · Marsh Wren · Yellow-breasted Chat · Northern Flicker · Indigo Bunting · Eastern Meadowlark · Common Grackle · Henslow's Sparrow · Black-capped Chickadee · Sandhill Crane · Carolina Wren · Tennessee Warbler · Barn Swallow · Eastern Kingbird · Red-winged Blackbird · Swainson's Thrush · Carolina Chickadee · Broad-winged Hawk · Greater Yellowlegs · Least Flycatcher · Hairy Woodpecker · Wood Thrush · Chestnut-sided Warbler · Common Yellowthroat · Red-eyed Vireo · Blue Jay · Wild Turkey · Baltimore Oriole · Swamp Sparrow · Pileated Woodpecker · Cooper's Hawk · Purple Finch · Ring-necked Pheasant · Veery · Ovenbird · Great Crested Flycatcher · Black-crowned Night Heron · Tufted Titmouse · White-throated Sparrow · Red-tailed Hawk · Red-headed Woodpecker · Worm-eating Warbler · Magnolia Warbler · Tree Swallow · Purple Martin · Yellow-bellied Sapsucker · Summer Tanager · Virginia Rail · Pine Warbler · Least Sandpiper · Great Black-backed Gull · Short-billed Dowitcher
Forecast skill (+24h lead)
| source | field | MAE | n |
|---|---|---|---|
| nws | high temp (°F) | 1.49 | 119 |
| nws | low temp (°F) | 4.35 | 119 |
| nws | max wind (mph) | 11.04 | 119 |
| nws | precip (in) | 0.14 | 119 |
| open-meteo | high temp (°F) | 2.32 | 118 |
| open-meteo | low temp (°F) | 2.21 | 118 |
| open-meteo | max wind (mph) | 5.34 | 118 |
| open-meteo | precip (in) | 0.16 | 118 |
Mean absolute error of the +24h-lead forecast_snapshots vs daily_summaries actuals for this month, per source and field.
Month in brief
Sunday, June 8th dawned cool and damp, with temperatures ranging from 57°F to 65°F under skies that held their moisture close. Humidity sat at 82 percent throughout the day. A calm day with barely a breeze, the wind never rose above a whisper from the northeast, touching only 3.3 mph at its strongest. The low pressure that had moved in overnight gave way to steadier conditions by afternoon, pressure climbing to 30.23 inches. Panels caught what sun broke through, generating 63.6 kilowatt-hours with a peak output of 9176 watts. Inside the Hobbit Hole, particulate levels stayed clean, averaging 5.8 micrograms per cubic meter.
Mon, Jun 8
On June 10th, Pin Oak Grove lay nearly still beneath humid air. The day opened at 67.2°F and climbed to 81.6°F, with barely a breeze—the dominant wind from the south barely moved the trees, its mean just 1.1 mph. Humidity held at 87 percent, wrapping everything in that thick June dampness. Late morning brought rain, heavy enough at times (1.48 inches per hour) to freshen the grounds, and 0.79 inches fell before the afternoon cleared. Pressure dipped to 29.8 inches of mercury, then rose again as the system moved off. Solar panels generated 24.3 kilowatts despite the clouds, peaking at 8684 watts when sun broke through.
Wed, Jun 10
Sunday, June 22nd brought a big rain day to Pin Oak Grove, with 1.51 inches falling across the afternoon and evening. Winds picked up sharply, with gusts reaching 24 mph from the south, though the mean stayed modest at 4.8 mph. Temperatures held mild, ranging from 58.8°F to 69.7°F, while humidity climbed to 86 percent under the cloud cover. The solar panels managed only 11.8 kwh in the gloom. Indoor air quality in the Hobbit Hole remained acceptable, though particulates spiked briefly to 30 micrograms per cubic meter as the storm system moved through.
Mon, Jun 22