Cloudburst

About Cloudburst

Storms in the Treasure Valley arrive fast and leave faster — a dark shelf over the Owyhees, twenty minutes of rain on the sagebrush, then sun again over Middleton. Cloudburst works the hours after: mowing once the turf firms up, string-trimming the fence lines that water made green overnight, clearing the wet mat of clippings before it can smother anything underneath. Spring is the hardest-running season, when everything on this side of Canyon County grows at once and a lawn can get away from you in a single week. Autumn brings the other half of the job — leaf cleanup, a last low cut, beds tidied ahead of the cold. The name is weather; the work is a lawn that never looks surprised by it.