 and drier conditions, which we could use. We don't want a drought, but we don't need two to three times the normal rainfall, which parts of southern Minnesota have seen, one and a half times the normal rainfall so far for the first half of summer in the Twin Cities. And one of the things that stuck out to me is this is our coolest first half of summer since 2014. So in a decade, that's how warm the summers have been recently. We're only a half a degree below normal, but that's enough to make it the coolest first half of summer in about a decade. We've talked about the last couple of years