The Front Range of Colorado is also known as “The Land Of Perpetual Brown”
The US Drought Monitor says we are experiencing conditions ranging from abnormally dry to exceptional drought. I took this picture about an hour ago.
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Desert plants mixed in a golf green? Yea, I guess that is a drought – started about half a million years ago.
The drought is in the honesty and integrity of the Government buffoons perpetuating this scam.
The new enviro”mental” norm … we have all heard of CO2 dry ice … that is a CO2 dry puddle 😉 … maybe even a drought puddle.
When your job depends on drought… what else you gonna do but find drought everywhere.
Amazing mirage, looks just like a puddle!
It’s probably methane hydrates melting from climate change… I can see the white foam in the puddle…
complete and utter devastation
Are the Pineridge trails open now, or did you just go around the gate? Tsk tsk. 😉
-Scott
Took the picture from my drone.
NOAA publishes the amount of rain needed to get out of drought (this one for March):
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/temp-and-precip/drought/recovery.php?type=end&duration=1&curr-submitted=Submit#curr
Fort Bend County in Texas, for one, got that amount in April. More than 9 inches. But is still listed as under “moderate drought” (not merely “abnormally dry”). Oh and 2 more inches of rain in the past 2 days. Good luck cleaning your boots if you step off the paved trail.
Is the U.S. Drought Monitor tied to federal funding? What else would explain this lunacy?