Three days ago The New York Times lamented the drought in the deep south and compared it to the Dust Bowl.
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It’s a “wet” heat.
It is droughting here just fine. We may get another inch today and tomorrow. Of course it will probably not be like the 10 inches of drought we receives a couple of weeks ago.
Grumpy,
Where are you writing from?
I’m out west in Arizona.
East Tennessee. I retired a few years ago from Las Vegas though!