Kentucky
May rainfall has been drastically different across Kentucky
Precipitation throughout the hotter months can range immensely from place to put due to the convective nature of showers and storms. When boundaries or fronts park themselves throughout the Commonwealth, it could actually exasperate this.
This Might has been no exception.
The vast majority of Kentucky has a deficit from regular rainfall totals for Might. Round one third of the state has acquired lower than 75% of their regular precipitation as of Might 23.
The exceptions are southeast areas and particularly far northern Kentucky.
London and Jackson have a surplus of 1.50 to 2 inches of surplus rainfall for the month.
Covington is an excessive, selecting up 8.17 inches as of Might 23, making this the ninth wettest Might on report up so far.
With a number of rounds of rain possible earlier than the top of the month, areas in deficits will most likely enhance, whereas areas with surpluses will solely add to their totals.