A few things happened in June that aren't seen often. An 87 mph wind gust was recorded to begin the month, there was record cold toward the middle of June, an unusual tornado on the 23rd, and a rainy pattern finished the month at a time when heat and isolated thunder should be the norm. First, we'll look at that 87 mph gust. It happened just before midnight on the 1st at Little Rock National Airport.
Winds decend rapidly from the base of a storm cloud and then hit the ground and spread out.
And then the impossible happened. Arkansans have come to know, mid-June brought record cold. Find out about these unusual Fallish conditions by clicking here . After the cold, a tornado was spawned near Amagon in Jackson County on the 23rd. But this tornado was not the same as the dozens of other tornadoes that have affected the Little Rock County Warning Area this year.