The current drought in the US is quite ordinary, and the US has seen many similar or worse droughts over the last century.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Well done, Steve. A picture (or pictures) is worth a thousand words.
looks like “normal” cycles of wet and dry to me….but obviously, i’m a skeptic so I cannot possibly see the bigger picture…/sarc
Those places that are having their January drought this year are normally very dry in winter. One or two good spring rains will take care of that, but the danger is that they might cause droughtflood rather than breaking the drought!