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Ponderosa had 0.75" on July 16th bringing YTD to 12.50" Praise the Lord I am not used to this moisture. I did my usual food plot planting that usually produces mixed results from fair to poor. This year I hit it right and have some great looking plots. Still not seeing many birds. Two quail...

Had 0.50" on July 6th, bringing YTD 11.75" It will be green until it isn't. I will take it and be very thankful

On June 30th had a downpour 3.75" Brings year to date to 11.25" Last time I remember this pond going over the spillway was 30 years ago.

Chicken Annies at Yale was a favorite. Seems like when I moved to Frontenac in 1976 the Chicken Fry Steak sandwich with fries was $1.35 at the Tower Ballroom and a platter of hand breaded onion rings was 60 cents. That chicken fry overhung the large bun and we could cut it in half and double...

What I said about June being historically our highest rainfall is coming true this year. Had 2.50" last night. It is really sloppy, which is good in this country, slows down the wheat harvest which was in progress(very early). In my area I would estimate about 50% cut. This year's rain May 4th...

I lived in Frontenac a for few years back in the 70's One of those years was well above Pittsburg's 44" annual rainfall (I want to say around 60"). Quite a shock for this old western Kansas boy that was used to 17-18" at the Ponderosa.

Ponderosa received 0.75" bringing the year to date to 5.00"

The Kansas wheat harvest is starting way too early. Some reports from Gt. Bend and Hutch area. Recent rains around the Ponderosa has moved it back but a bit, but fields only days away.

Hopefully, there will be some more pond filling rains. Would love to see some good rains at Cheyenne Bottoms.

Had a major storm roll through in the wee hours of this morning knocking out power. Ended up with 1.30" of driving rain, bringing yearly total to 4.25". June is historically the highest rainfall at the Ponderosa although some years there might be none. Rainfall here is kind of like, "Life is...

Had two days of rainy weather and added 1.60" (PTL) at the Ponderosa making the total for the year at 2.95" Wheat harvest is really early this year by 2-3 weeks with some in the area getting cut next week. Haven't seen any hatches yet.

Had 0.10" and gale force winds, adding this to earlier rain brings the Ponderosa to 1.35" this year.

Same forecast here. Hope to not have severe damage in the area. Hope your trees stay away from your kennel

Glad there is some rain blessing folks. Still dry at the Ponderosa. Only the one rain this year.. Praying for more.

Received our first rain of the year last night. Fast 1.25" The Ponderosa received no beneficial snow over the winter, so this rain was very welcoming, and I hope it "primes the pump". Praise the Lord!

I heard that the quail were thick in SEK back in '62 when Joey "Doves" Aiuppa was frequenting the Frontenac area.

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good deal. I had heard LV County was 8" below normal in the NE corner of the state and SE corner was in drought also.

Very dry. Had a couple inches of snow on the level on February 10th. Had a few mini blizzards with just a little snow and gale force winds over the past few months. A lot of red flag days. Forecast looks to be dry for next ten days, with a 60% chance on saturday, the 27th. Thanks for checking...

There is a map with guzzlers marked on the Kansas side(Cimarron National Grasslands), would think there would be something similar for Comanche.