Local farmers are having a helluva time with it.

We had heavy rain earlier this week, and again, last night and today. It was 72, yesterday. Today it's not even 60. I was checking the veg garden, yesterday, and saw hardly ANY progress, at all. Also mowed my back lot, and found pools of standing water. That usually ends by the first part of May.

The only positive side to cooler temps is, the flowers seem to have longer lasting blooms.

the sound of lawnmowers woke me up.

Go figure...

Here in central Ohio. Low 60’s, thunder storms this morn-the grands swim lessons were canceled. Swim meet last night called early due to torrential rain and low temps-the kids were too cold to swim. We’ve had some nice sunny days here and there but I think it’s been more chilly and rainy than usual. Still waiting for my lovely warm summer weather to appear!

My garden was the latest to get in as I can remember. The back of my yard is still too soggy to get a mower across. I think in May we had something like six days where it didn't rain. It's like you have to hurry up and get all your outdoor stuff done when it doesn't rain, because two days in a row is about all the dry days you get here.

And, of course, it's raining again today!

I think it brightened up in the last 30 minutes or so here in Brooklyn but it has been coming down pretty hard since at least 8:30 or so.

and we have some rain today (a half hour away from NYC), while we had quite a bit two days ago, but yesterday was a very pleasant day. I hear that my neighborhood in SC has gotten torrential rains, but when I left, we were nearly at drought conditions, so they needed it there.

Some farmers will not be planting a crop at all this year.

I sympathize with you, though. We've endured some years when it seemed to rain almost every day until June. Last month, most of our rain went down to California, and we enjoyed unusually warm, dry weather up here.

We’ve had unseasonal hot temps for the last few days - close to 100 in SF