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was recording temperatures like 71 degrees, 80 degrees, 84 degrees, 81 degrees, 78 degrees and 76 degrees,” Mr. Wingfield said of his records. His weather books record wind, rain and sun of decades. And while March 10, 1990 was 70 degrees, March 10, 1991 recorded a high of only 43 degrees. “I also recorded seven inches of snow after” those high temperatures of 1990, he said with laughter. And while the county shoveled snow in March of last year, and in April, no snow fell in February. “We only had one inch this year in February,” Mr. Wingfield said, adding while precipation levels were low in February 1991 — only 1.06 inches— March has put forth the effort to make up the difference. “We are looking pretty good for moisture,” Mr. Williams said, adding there is “never an excess but wheat crops look healthy and the winter months have been good for grazing livestock.” “We’ve already recorded 2.66 inches of rain this month,” said Mr. Wingfield. While precipation levels may be low, ground water levels remain adequate.
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