Drought conditions have improved in much of Kentucky. The USDA says that after two straight months of above normal precipitation, just the southeastern corner of Kentucky remains abnormally dry, and December 2024 was one of the warmest on record, with statewide temperatures averaging 40 degrees. Drought during the fall did lead to earlier than normal […]
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