See video of the beautiful rain that Muleshoe received during the month of June 2013. Muleshoe got 6.29″ of rain at the NWS Station at Channel 6 and 5.55″ at the West Texas Mesonet Station, 2 miles south of Muleshoe, during June. Over the weekend on June 29th and 30th the NWS Station received .78″ of rain.

Monica Snell shows the noon feeding ritual of baby raccoons being rehabilitated in Muleshoe by Texas Metro Wildlife Rehabilitation.  Find out how you can help by visiting with Monica at Irrigation Pumps & Power or the Texas Metro Wildlife Rehab’s website at:  http://txmetrowildlife.org/ or on Facebook at:  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Texas-Metro-Wildlife-Rehabilitators/142440402434129?ref=br_tf

See a time lapse of a thunderstorm about to move into Muleshoe, Texas from the south edge of town on June 20, 2013.  The town of Muleshoe received .30″ of rain at the NWS Station at Channel 6 and .29″ at the West Texas Mesonet Station.

Beautiful Mammatus clouds after hail storm hits Muleshoe, Texas on June 19, 2013.

Hail and flooding in Muleshoe, Texas on June 19, 2013 with 1.96″ falling at the National Weather Service station at Channel 6 and 1.25″ falling at the Texas Tech Mesonet station, 2 miles south of Muleshoe.

See a severe thunderstorm slam Muleshoe on June 17, 2014, with .76″ of rain falling at the National Weather Service station at Channel 6 and .91″ falling at the Muleshoe Mesonet Station.

See some video of the 2013 Tour de Muleshoe Bike Ride sponsored by the Muleshoe Heritage Foundation in Muleshoe, Texas on June 15, 2013.  234 people registered for this years ride and the Sudan rest stop was manned by the Student Community Action Club.

Rain in Muleshoe, Texas with .15″ falling as on June 14, 2013 at the National Weather Service station at Channel 6.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service stocks Lake Muleshoe with 225 catfish in preparation for the Youth Fishing Day that will happen on Saturday, June 15, 2013, from 9a.m. to 12p.m. in the West City Park in Muleshoe, Texas. No pre-registration is required.

Interview with 97 year old, former Bailey County Judge Glen Williams on June 11, 2013, at the Park View Nursing Care Center in Muleshoe, Texas. Judge Williams talks about selling war bonds during World War II, The Dust Bowl/Depression Years, farming in Bailey County, the widening of Killer 84 through Bailey County and much more.