(Bimonthly) U.S. Drought Monitor current map.
Posted by AntiSonOfBitchamajig@reddit | PrepperIntel | View on Reddit | 22 comments
Posted by AntiSonOfBitchamajig@reddit | PrepperIntel | View on Reddit | 22 comments
nick0tesla0@reddit
Shit is getting bad.
Anonymous_exodus@reddit
(Tx) I have never seen a spring season with so many dry thunderstorms.
Some of the last snow falls I saw this year, the snow didn't melt normally at all. Almost like it immediately evaporated. No mud.
Nature is still green here, but it's obviously still a serious drought. I'm more worried about farming yields than my comfort... and the coming increase of warning signs Like future historic wildfires... & heat bulbs
livestrong2109@reddit
I'm just waiting for the top soil to start picking up. Its legitimately just a matter of time.
Only_Impression4100@reddit
Excited to see what color comes after the dark red!
WhereDidAllTheSnowGo@reddit
Purple
Seriously, a few places added purple last summer
AntiSonOfBitchamajig@reddit (OP)
flamin hot cheeto color.
danielledelacadie@reddit
Fun fact, camel is also a colour
Unique-Sock3366@reddit
We’re in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Our county is in the top ten percent of safest counties in the US from climate change. We’re considered a temperate rain forest.
It’s so incredibly dry. Scary dry. Worried about forest fires kinda dry.
Former_Clock_1271@reddit
I'm in the Willamette Valley in Oregon and it's the same for us here. The lack of rain we got this winter and spring has been shocking.
American_Greed@reddit
It's so nice here too. Showers off an on today are nice, and in between I'm chainsawing the heck out of this overgrown tree. A pair of robins nested under out deck again and are fighting it out with the nearby bluejays over territory is entertaining. Hoping we don't have a repeat of 2020 wildfires this year.
MrBrawn@reddit
Same for the Everglades where I am. Worst dought in 25 years. Some communities are running out of ground water and drilling into their brackish layer for water.
Objective_Ant_9083@reddit
Any idea how many feet deep they are drilling? Thank you!
MrBrawn@reddit
No idea, it will vary.
AntiBoATX@reddit
Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide. Just varying degrees of hell
CeanothusOR@reddit
What a lovely way to start fire season! /s
UndoxxableOhioan@reddit
I’m very glad to live in the Great Lakes.
AntiSonOfBitchamajig@reddit (OP)
Yeah.... I'm borderline considering water preps for the first time.
Had like... barely one impactful drought in my lifetime, now its looking like I should have a way to save and pull more water at home.
03263@reddit
I think whoever was supposed to validate and update this got canned last year
AntiSonOfBitchamajig@reddit (OP)
https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/Maps/CompareTwoWeeks.aspx
misterespresso@reddit
I went by a dam the other day and the water levels were lower than I’ve seen my entire life. People in local forums just going “but it just rained”. Like bro, go for a walk???
monos_muertos@reddit
Could be AI updates. All I know is my area is showing abnormally dry. We've had rain for two days, when the ditches were still half full from flooding two weeks ago. It's too moist outside still for me to plant some of my stuff.
Strange-Luck-5786@reddit
we were in colorado last year in october for the leaf change. Every 'reservoir' we saw in western and sw colorado were just about dry.