We always keep very detailed records about things at Our Maker's Acres Family Farm, partly because it's interesting, but perhaps moreso that we may be a little weird. Take rainfall, for instance. Rain is very important to everything we do. Without rainfall, grass doesn't grow, vegetables don't grow, our entire ecosystem shuts down. We thank the Good Lord for rain!
In 2025, almost 66.5 inches fell. That's 5 and a half feet of rain. Just the top of my head would be sticking out if that all came on one day.
66.492 inches of rain is the highest total of rainfall since 2021 and is a couple of inches more than our 13 year average. As you can see May is the month with the most rainfall, both in 2025 and for the 13 year average. April of 2025 was the month with the least rainfall. March is the month that is the driest month over the 13 year history
Finally, let's look at the daily log of rainfall. It never rained on the 2nd, the 19th and the 20th of any month in 2025. (Good days to have a picnic) It rained the MOST on the 23rd of each month in 2025. (Good day to sit inside and read a good book)
Just something fun we tally up and look at each year. How much rain do you get in your neck of the woods? Next, we'll be looking at yearly totals for egg production.
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