From

Location

Message

Date Posted

Mead, WA

WA on July 5th is on drought advisory, 75%, not like records in 2021. But 2 week early summer, like back in 1958. Dryer July- September.

7/7/2023 7:13:08 AM

Upa Creek, Mo

You don't look that bad. Check out the lower midwest under "extreme" drought, it has been hot and dry here. I'm in the red.

https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/

7/7/2023 8:31:03 AM

Torrance, Ca.

California has no drought for the first time in decades! One of our resorts received a new record snowfall of 800 plus inches of snow this winter!
All this snow has been filling our low reservoirs and was a great surprise this winter!

We don't have to worry about being yelled at if we want to wash our car at home.:)

Looks like you have a drier situation Luke. You'll still pull a beautiful orange fruit out of the patch this year I'm sure!

7/7/2023 9:53:27 AM

New Castle, Indiana

We had a long stretch of no rain in Indiana in June. Lots of watering then. Plants still did well though. Now we've gotten some good rain lately....and the crabgrass is doing well...

7/7/2023 11:28:48 AM

Colorado

Colorado wettest season in decades almost like growing in midwest.

7/7/2023 1:54:15 PM

Wisconsin

Its been the driest year ever for me. I think i've got 3/4 inch in the last 7 weeks. Plus the humidty has been low thus far, so we see more evaporation than normal also. I mowed my lawn once the end of may and once the end of June and it doesn't need to mowed for awhile yet, normal its thick after 7 days. I've been watering heavy, but sometimes a good rain really helps with evening everything out.

7/10/2023 8:03:48 AM