done

[Magnum]

so my growing season was going pretty well until we got 5++ inches of rain . i dont even know what to say .

from this

to this

[staninlowerAL]

Sure wish you could share some of it with the sunny southeast US. No measurable rainfall here in over a month. Most areas are under a burn ban due to drought conditions. Vegetation is dying from lack of moisture.

[Magnum]

i wish i could share this with my southern friends .

[tst]

30 inches hear in July alone and it pouring again right now. never seen so much water this time of year

[cody's cub]

Yeah it's crazy how much rain we have been getting

[radioguy41]

Usually by August the lawn's brown. This year I have mushrooms growing in the grass.

[Magnum]

30 inches hear in July alone and it pouring again right now. never seen so much water this time of year

That is incredible

[ricky racer]

Yeah it's crazy how much rain we have been getting

Next will be the mosquitoes. Their numbers increase with the wet conditions.

[JimCub48]

Just the opposite here in central Mn. our lake level is down 14 inches since Memorial weekend. Really dry up here.

[tst]

And just in case we needed more it started pouring yesterday and has not stopped yet

[Magnum]

This round of rain was 8" in total. My pumpkins and watermelons are doing ok considering they are flooded . The water around the melons is finally subsiding, but the pumpkins still have about 20" to go. A wait and see game

[ajhbike]

Wow, sorry about that...after all the work for months it is disappointing. We seem to have had some rain every 3rd day here on the CT shoreline and then warm between...strange year, but the best garden year we have had in 20 years. Lucky not hot so the tomatoes split or end rotted. The heavy flooding rains kept north of us so I imagine Peter and Ed got some flooding.