Yeah, pretty much. Last summer was less concerning because we had the developing niño so a flip to a stormier pattern was statistically favored. Downpours started around the solstice and nearly 2 feet of rain had fallen by the end of September.
This summer it’s the opposite, if anything conditions are likely to get worse going forward. Temperatures are already exceeding guidance due to dry soils, and there isn’t any relief in sight.
Eastern KY has such fickle behavior with some of these lower end convective setups. Once again sitting between two areas of t'storm clusters to my west and NE, they're moving SE..