Drought grips the Southeast with record low rainfall
National Weather Service meteorologist Bill Lerner calls this the driest year on record since 1878 as rainfall remains below normal across Georgia South Carolina Alabama and surrounding states. The heat continues with sporadic storms. crop losses livestock deaths and water restrictions prompt disaster declarations and conservation appeals.
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Wet June Keeps Cedar Rapids Lawn Watchers Busy
Rainfall in Cedar Rapids from June 1 to 29 totaled 3.71 inches with an additional 3.20 inches on June 30 pushing June rainfall to 6.91 inches. The month’s average temperature stayed near normal and humidity remained high as the season’s first 90 degree readings appeared.
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