1992 KENTUCKY GROWING SEASON SUMMARY
Mon Oct 19 15:25:00 EDT 1992
October 12-18, 1992
Daytime highs for the week averaged from normal to 3 degrees
below normal, while overnight lows were generally near normal.
Normal high temperatures last week were in the upper 60s and
normal lows in the middle 40s. The amount of precipitation that
fell during the past week varied considerably across Kentucky.
The extreme western part of the state averaged just below 2
inches of rain, while elsewhere in Kentucky 0.10 to 0.40 of an
inch of precipitation was the rule.
October 5-11, 1992
Cool, dry weather. Daytime highs near 70 degrees, lows
around 45 degrees, 2 degrees below normal. Rainfall averaged 0.50
of an inch, 0.25 of an inch below mean.
September 28-October 4, 1992
The week began very cool, overnight lows mid, upper 30s.
Temperatures rebounded, lows in 40s, highs upper 70s.
Temperatures averaged upper 50s, 3-4 degrees below normal.
Rainfall light and scattered, many locations received no rain.
A few southern locations did receive up to 1.00 inch.
September 21-27, 1992:
Highest temperatures were in the low and mid 80s with lows
falling into the low and mid 40s. For the week, temperatures
averaged around 65 degrees. This is 2-3 degrees below normal for
late September. Rainfall averaged around 1.00 inch across the
State. The heaviest rain fell over Central Kentucky where over
2.00 inches were reported.
September 14-20, 1992:
The high temperatures were in the mid and upper 80s
with lows dipping into the low and mid 50s. For the week
temperatures averaged around 70 degrees F. This is near normal
for the middle of September. Most of the state received rain
during the week. The heaviest rain fell over southern Kentucky
where some locations received 2 inches.
September 7-13, 1992:
The mean temperatures were around 70 degrees across the state
during the week. The highs were around 82 degrees and the lows
were around 59 degrees. The average rainfall was 0.40 of
an inch. The western portion of Kentucky received the most rain
with an average of 1.00 inch. The towns of Mayfield and Cape
Girardeau received more than 2.00 inch of rain last week.
August 31 - September 6, 1992:
Temperatures were near normal for the first week of September.
Highs were in the low to mid 80s with lows in the 60s.
Rainfall was scattered across the state, but most reporting
stations did have some rain. Amounts were generally from 0.25 to
1.00 in.
August 24-30, 1992:
Cool and wet conditions best describe Kentucky's weather this
past week. Daytime highs averaged in the lower to mid 80s,
some 2-4 degrees below normal. Lows averaged in the lower 60s,
which were a degree or two below the mean. Rainfall measured
2.00 inches on average, about 1.00 inch over the mean.
August 17-23, 1992:
Kentucky experienced a cool and relatively dry week last week.
High temperature averaged near 80 degrees or about 5 degrees
below normal. Low temperature averaged near 60 degrees or about
3 degrees below normal. Precipitation for the week averaged from
0.25 to 0.50 in. across Central and Eastern sections. Due to
heavy rains on Sun. (8/23), West Kentucky averaged 0.80 in. of
rain for the week.
August 10-16, 1992:
Temperatures for the week averaged 2-4 degrees below normal.
The week started off hot with high readings in the upper 80s
and lower 90s, but significantly cooler air arrived before mid-
week. Low readings for the week were in the mid 50s to lower 60s.
Rainfall was generally 0.50-0.75 of an inch, but some spots
received an inch or more. Princeton reported over 5 inches of rain.
Normal rain for the week was just over one inch.
August 3-9, 1992:
High temperatures averaged in the low to mid 80s or about 4 degrees
below normal. Low temperatures averaged in the low to mid 60s,
which was near normal. Precipitation for the week ranged from
around 0.30 of an inch in the West to 1.00-2.00 inches in the
Central and Eastern sections. Local amounts near 6.00 inches
occurred in the Louisville area.
July 27 - August 2, 1992:
Cool and wet weather characterized the week over Kentucky.
Daytime highs averaged in the low 80s and lows in the low 60s. These
temperatures were about 5 degrees below normal. Rainfall averaged
about 2.00 inches, which is 1.00 inch above the mean.
July 20-26, 1992:
The weather was wet and muggy over Kentucky for the past week.
Temperatures were near or slightly above normal with highs between
85-90 degrees most days and lows around 70. Humidities were
uncomfortably high. Scattered to numerous showers occurred nearly
everyday. Rainfall amounts varied widely, but most locations received
at least 0.50 of an inch and some locations received 3.00 inches or
more. Amounts averaged 1.20-1.70 inches across the State. Showers
were most widespread Tuesday (7/21), Wednesday (7/22), and again
on Sunday (7/26).
July 13-19, 1992:
Average temperatures were 78 to 80 degrees. Average highs were
85 to 90 degrees, lows 65 to 70 degrees. Rainfall averaged 1.50
in. west 2.30 in., Princeton highest 4.07 in.
July 6-12, 1992:
Kentucky experienced near normal temperatures and below normal
rainfall last week. High temperatures averaged from 85-90 degrees
or a few degrees above normal. Low temperatures averaged from
65-70 degrees or a few degrees above normal. Rainfall for the
week ranged from 0.30 to 0.90 in. with heaviest amounts across
the north. Average weekly rainfall in Kentucky for July is near
1.00 in.
June 29 - July 5, 1992:
Widespread, moderate to heavy rain fell during the week.
Rainfall amounts averaged from 2.00 - 2.50 in. over the west
half of Kentucky. Amounts in the east averaged from 1.50 - 2.00 in.
Temperatures were mostly a few degrees below normal for the period.
Highs averaged in the 80s and lows averaged in the 60s.
June 22-28, 1992:
Temperatures were well below normal with highs during the first of the
week reaching only into the 70s and lows falling into the low and mid
40s. Temperatures did rebound to near normal by Friday (26th),
but for the week readings averaged in the mid and upper 60s. This
is 5-10 degrees below normal for late June. Rainfall for the
week varied from 0.25 of an inch over northern Kentucky to 1.50
inches over the southeast.
June 15-21, 1992:
Average high temperatures for the week ranged from around 80 across the
northeast part of the state to the upper 80s across the west. This was
about 3-5 degrees below normal across the northest, but was near normal
across the west. Average low temperatures ranged from around 60 degrees
across the east to the mid 60s across the west, which was about 2-5
degrees above normal. The high temperature for the week was 95 at Paducah
on the 18th and the lowest was 46 at Henderson on the 21st. Rainfall for
the week was very heavy across central and eastern Kentucky with 1.00-3.00
inch amounts common. Most of the rain fell on the 18th. The exception was
western Kentucky with amounts mostly less than 0.25 of an inch.
June 8-14, 1992
Kentucky experienced near normal weather last week. High temperatures
averaged near 80 degrees or about 4 degrees below normal. Low
temperatures averaged in the low 60s or about 2 degrees above normal.
Precipitation for the week ranged from around 0.30 in. in the
west to around 0.70 in. in the east. This was near or below
normal rainfall for most locations.
June 1-7, 1992:
The average temperature for the week ending June 7th was 67 degrees.
The average highs were around 77 degrees and the average lows were
around 57 degrees. The average precipitation was 1.30 in. across
the State. The western part of the state received the most rain
during the period with an average of 1.60 in.
May 25-31, 1992:
Temperatures averaged between 55-60 degrees across the state.
This is around 10 degrees below normal for late May. Afternoon
highs reached only into the upper 70s with overnight lows
falling into the upper 30s and lower 40s. All of Kentucky
received rain Friday (29th) with the heaviest amounts over
Central Kentucky. Rainfall averaged between 1.00 - 3.00 inches.
May 18-24, 1992:
Average high temperatures for the week were mostly around 80 degrees.
Average low temperatures for the week ranged from the mid 50s
across Eastern Kentucky to the lower 60s across Western
Kentucky. The highest temperatures for the week were 88 degrees at
Buckhorn Lake on the 18th. The lowest was 46 degrees at Cumberland Gap
on the 22nd. Rainfall for the week was quite significant with
1.00 to 2.00 in. amounts common across the central part of the
state. Elsewhere across the state, amounts were mostly in the
0.50 to 1.00 in. range and most of the rain fell on the 20th and
21st.
May 11-17, 1992:
Temperatures for the past week were warm over Kentucky
with readings 4-6 degrees above normal. Highs averaged in the
lower 80s and lows in the mid 50s. Most locations received at
least some rainfall with amounts for the week averaging 0.25 to
0.50 in. Most of the rain fell in the middle or latter part of
the week. Isolated rain was reported with some locations
reporting 0.80 to 0.90 in. of rain.
May 4-10, 1992:
The average temperatures were around 53 across Kentucky.
The maximum temperatures were 63-67 and the lows averaged
40-43. The average precipitation was 0.80 in. The eastern
part of the state received the most rain with an average
of 1.40 in. The western part of the state received an average
precipitation of 0.20 in.
April 27 - May 3, 1992:
Temperatures began well below normal. Overnight lows fell to mid
and upper 20s, afternoon highs 50s. Temperatures warmed to 80s 1st,
but averaged 1-5 degrees below normal. Rainfall early, again 2nd
generally 0.25- 0.75 of an inch.
April 20-26, 1992:
Somewhat drier and warmer conditions than normal occurred over
Kentucky this past week. Daytime highs averaged around 70 degrees,
which was near normal, but lows averaged in the lower 50s, some
3-5 degrees above the mean. Rainfall averaged near 0.75 in., which
was about 0.25 in. below normal.
April 13-19, 1992:
The week started cool but by mid-week temperatures had warmed to well
above normal. High temperatures in the upper 70s in the north, to the
mid-80s in the south. Low temperatures in the 30s. Overall
temperatures were 6 to 12 degrees above normal. Rainfall was
generally 0.50 in. below normal. Far west Kentucky recorded 1.25
in., slightly above normal, amounts over southeast were 0.10 to
0.30 of an in., or 0.70 to 0.90 of an in. below normal.
April 6-12, 1992:
Average temperatures were around 60 degrees. The average day-time
highs were between 72-75 degrees and the average night-time lows
were between 32-40 degrees. The mean precipitation was 1.70 inches
during the week.
March 30 - April 5
Kentucky experienced a cool week last week. High
temperatures averaged in the lower 50s, which as 10 degrees
below normal. Low temperatures for the week averaged in the
middle 30s, which was about 5 degrees below normal. Rainfall was
near normal with amounts averaging around 1.20 of an inch
statewide.
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