A rapidly expanding drought cycle that took the country from just 8 percent with dry, drought-like conditions in spring 2019 continued to more than 58 percent by fall 2020, according to Bill Kirk, CEO of Weather Trends 360.
This was the most widespread dry-drought coverage across the United States since 2013 after three near-record wet years in a row for the United States overall. The...
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