Here in Kentucky, so much for that moderate drought status. We still have some 'abnormally dry' areas out there, but rain chances along with cooler temperatures and less evapotranspiration should not foment additional issues.
However, I am still forecasting a drier and milder winter overall, compared to our previous two winters. So, that may lead to a tougher spring for gardeners. But, let's get through fall and winter first.
Speaking of drought issues, check out the latest statistics coming out of South Carolina. Remember, now, the state was experiencing moderate to severe drought in many locations...
As far as percentages, over 42% of the state experienced moderate to severe drought one week ago. Now, it's at 1.72%. In fact a total of only 4% is experiencing abnormally dry conditions after last week's 73% coverage
Now, check out North Carolina...
The bottom picture did not run out of ink colors. It is correct. Last week, over 19% had either moderate or severe drought while some 64% experienced abnormally dry conditions.
What a difference a week makes.
MS
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