The rains recede.
I don't have a rain gauge at present, so I can't provide a personal report on how much it rained at my house during the recent storms. Instead, I'll report the rainfall measured by the
Christian County Wx Operations Center for Hopkinsville, KY:
- 4.41 inches last week
- 3.39 inches during the first three days of this week
My sense is that we had at least that much rain where I live and possibly more, especially over the last few days. The ground is saturated, and pools of water are standing in unexpected places. Mud is everywhere, and everywhere is mud. Farmers are at a standstill with spring planting, and the soil has to dry up before I can get in my garden, too.
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| Near Pilot Rock Road in Christian County, KY, this afternoon. |
UPDATE: On the Hoptown Hall, a Christian County farmer who lives east of Pembroke, KY, is reporting 13 inches of rainfall since the beginning of the recent storms. Another forum contributor who lives in northeast Christian County reports 5 inches of rain this week.
2 comments:
Yup. Mud here, too. Mooshy, squooshy.
Icky-sticky, too.
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