The early part of April definitely lived up to its reputation for "showers" with 4.10" of rain in just the first four days of the month. For perspective, this is slightly more than the average rainfall for the entire month--and over 100,000 gallons of water on each and every acre.
April is not alone in contributing to a wet 2024. Year to date, we are at exactly twice the average precipitation, having received 22.5" thus far. While February was actually on the dry side, we were hit hard in both January and March, recording 7.3" and 9.2" respectively.
What does this mean for the rest of the year? Well, if things are going to balance out in 2024, we may be in for a very dry summer...
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