In doing a little research, I discovered a plausible explanation for the high wind damage the golf course endured yesterday. Environmental conditions were conducive for a weather phenomenon know as a microburst. A microburst is a small intense downdraft that descends to the ground resulting in strong straight-lined winds. Although microbursts typically last only 5-15 minutes, they are capable of producing extremely strong winds and tremendous damage.
See you on the course-
See you on the course-