Weather Outlook Sunday July 27 1986
Thundershowers stretch from New England to the Middle Atlantic as steamy conditions persist in the Southeast with scattered storms. Central Rockies plains and western Ohio expect storms with some severe potential. The Dakotas may see severe weather. most of the West Coast and Southwest remain sunny.
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Southeast drought worsens as storms fail to help farms
Severe thunderstorms drenched parts of the Southeast yet left water shortages severe. Agricultural losses reach about 1.9 billion dollars with 45 heatwave deaths. Regions report low reservoirs, dying crops, and cattle hay shortages, while aquifers deplete and water systems face outages and restrictions.
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