seem like it been raining every other day, since April, lots of places on my land that I can't drive my side by side, rivers are very high, like springtime high, all the pot holes here are full, how is it in North Dakota or south Dakota, I know south, south Dakota, had a bunch of rain, are potholes filled up

Was like that here in Maine last spring.

More rain up North then sunny days. Very depressing

Same here the rains like it’s on a timer this year 2-3 times a week sunlight is rare always overcast the ground is sloppy wet in places but everything is green. My buddy in MO is getting a lot of moisture this year also.

this might keep up for winter, would be nice to get an old fashion winter cold and lots of snow

It’s nothing like you’ve described but we are getting nice timely rains here in central ND, lots of lush green grass for the birds.


this might keep up for winter, would be nice to get an old fashion winter cold and lots of snow

I’ll take the rain, got no use for that snow. All snow does out here is limit access and kill game.

We've definitely had the rain here in southern Minnesota. Since early May, almost 21". Crops look pretty puny. Some farm fields look like small lakes. Ducks are loving it.

Was the rain too late for waterfowl production or is it helping out?

Another 1.7" here last night. 2.3" a couple days before. More forecasted for today and Sunday. Crops on low or heavy ground are looking poor.

Zim

The sloughs are full, have been since winter broke. I have heard the mallard count is down across the prairie pothole region but I’m sure that has to do the last 3 years of draught. I would think it’s going to be a good hatch with all the grass around.

We have had a lot the last 6 weeks, and everything is very wet or saturated. Streams and rivers are high and fast. With the hurricane down south they say it will push heat and moisture north so the next week will be most likely a wet one too.

Bryce

Same here lots of standing water but did not see many ducks when I went to town today. I expect a rat boom coming in the central parts of the state but they only last a few years until the potholes dry up. I say with the extreme water levels nesting might have been a problem this year.

I just got another 9/10s. I have recorded 18.18" of rain at the house counting this last rain since 30 April. We get just over 17" of precipitation a year, counting snow on average. It shows a chance of more rain this evening.

Feeling Bettah Roy ? Hope so

That sounds good for the Muskrats!

It's raing n now! Really coming down. I can't stand all this rain it's all the thing they put up there blame NASA. THOS idiots no one can live in space.

I need rain. A lot of rain.

Dam was breached in Manawa, a small city about 50-60 miles west and a bit south of Green Bay and north of Waupaca. They got about 5 inches or so from 8:30 to noon. The dam breached between 1:30PM and 2 PM.
We got another 1 inch this afternoon.

Bryce

Kansas is as green as I have ever seen it in July.

yes just saw that on the news, bbiwi