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This is going down in as the most exceptional droughtflood EVER!!
Got drenched last night in NM, especially in the east mountains. The permanent drought ended for the 4th time this summer. More rain possible tonight.
Can sane people believe politicians or humans can do anything about droughts? What are they supposed to do?
…..Mann called on U.S. politicians to do something about the causes of the drought instead of spending time just grandstanding……
after several cold years here in Southern Alberta…we are finally enjoying an above normal year…AND i’ll take it…the hay crops have been incredible, loads of crops coming in…good to see.
Bring on the droughtflood, hotcold…its been a good year here…
You know the NCDC drought monitor graphs are absolute crap when they have Georgia under ‘exceptional drought’, they have seen plentiful rainfall the past few months.