Just my midwest eyeball report.
Things didn’t really start to grow until late June. My tomatoes were no bigger than when I planted then in early may until the growth in late June. Now they are 3-4 weeks behind in maturity.
The fields that got planted and were not destroyed are now looking very good, but they to are 3-4 weeks behind maturity. Still plenty of moisture, but, when crops “rush” to mature, yields will be lower.