Lamesa received more than five inches of rainfall overnight from the June 26 storm that pounded Lamesa and the surrounding area. That and subsequent rainfall has meant an abundance of mosquitoes and, for many people, an overgrowth of weeds to contend with. It also apparently produced cooler temperatures than normal during the month of July. During the three weeks leading up to that eventful day, Lamesa had seen eight days where the temperature reached 100 degrees or higher, and another eight days when the high was in the 95-99 range, according to the West Texas Mesonet automated weather recording site at the southern ...