Nationwide drought saps hope and crops face losses
The drought grips the United States with heat and sparse rain, harming corn and wheat in Nebraska and Georgia, stressing water supplies in Florida and Texas, and forcing farmers to sell herds. Officials warn the economic impact may reach billions as storms bring limited relief.
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Drought blamed on La Nina patterns across U S heartland
The La Nina climate pattern drives jet stream shifts that keep rains north of Nebraska and Texas, worsening drought from Nebraska through Florida. Officials warn drought may ease only later this year, with mixed relief from tropical storms but risks for crops and livestock across multiple states.
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