 The setup that we've been in has been a drought buster, though. With all these thunderstorms, we've seen record amount of rainfall, particularly in spring, but also in May, the sixth wettest May on record. A warmer-than-normal winter, and especially January's blizzard, had a role in setting the stage for a wet spring. We had that epic amount of snowpack actually insulated the surface, didn't allow Arctic air to get down very deep, so the frost level really wasn't there.