BeeWeather
Precision Apiculture
Daily information about the environment, weather conditions, long-range forecasts and plant resources.






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Friday, 22-May-2026

What is BeeWeather? Explains the purpose of BeeWeather
Summary
Onsite Weather Hive Sensors Bee Camera Airport Weather Satellite View
Soil Moisture Temperature Rain Drought
Temperature Wind Speed Cloud Cover Relative Humidity Soil Moisture Rain Solar Radiation Atmospheric Pressure
6-10 Day Temperature Precipitation Monthly Temperature Precipitation Drought Seasonal Temperature Precipitation Drought
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5-day Forecast Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Foraging Hours 10 3 0 0 6
Max Temp, °F 84 79 79 82 83
Min Temp, °F 70 70 70 70 71
Morning, winds gusting to, mph 5 6 5 4 5
Afternoon, winds gusting to, mph 7 7 6 5 8
Morning Cloud Cover, percent 58 64 74 46 42
Afternoon Cloud Cover, percent 36 69 44 24 36
Daytime Precip. Amount, inches 0.29 0.50 0.52 0.44 0.10
Nighttime Precip. Amount, inches Trace 0.37 0.07 None None
Max Humidity, percent 96 95 97 97 97
Min Humidity, percent 72 85 84 75 75
Daylight Hours 13.89 13.91 13.93 13.95 13.96
Max Solar Radiation, W/m^2 695 589 648 836 910
First light, (civil dawn) 5:59am 5:59am 5:58am 5:58am 5:57am
Last light, (civil twilight) 8:47pm 8:47pm 8:48pm 8:49pm 8:49pm


Look Back
  • Rain Log
    • Since the start of the year Easterwood Airport has recorded a total of 14.00 inches of rain.
    • The last measurable rain was 0.25 in. on Sunday May 10th and 0.65 in. on Monday May 11th as recorded by the onsite Tempest weather station.
    • Friday May 1st: 1.05 in..
    • Thursday April 30th: 0.76 in..
    • Tuesday April 21st: 1.05 in..
    • Saturday April 12th: 0.59 in.
    • Friday April 11th: 0.34 in.
    • Saturday April 4th: 0.87 in.
    • Thursday April 2nd: 2.38 in.
    • Wednesday March 11th: 1.70 in.
    • Monday March 9th: 0.22 in.
  • Precipitation during the month of April was 4 - 6 in. higher than typical.
  • Temperatures were 3.5 - 4.5 F warmer than normal for April.
  • Soil moisture on the last day of April was 4 inches below normal. This has improved over the last month. Soil moisture is a primary indicator of drought.
  • As of 28 April Brazos County is in a moderate drought. Over the next three months drought conditions are expected to improve, but still persist. This will place additional stress to the flowers that bees visit and result in lower honey yields and stronger tasting honey.
Weekly Outlook The outlook for the week of May 9 - 13 is for near normal temperatures and a 33-40% chance of above normal precipitation.
Monthly Outlook The outlook for the month of May is for normal temperatures, 40-50% chance of above normal precipitation, and the improvement of drought conditions.
Seasonal Outlook The outlook for May, June and July is for above normal temperatures, typical levels of precipitation, and the improvement of drought conditions from moderate to abnormally dry.