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This is kind of a long article, but very interesting and thought provoking. Folks in East Texas still talk about the drought of the 50's in reverant tones. Glad I missed that one, but this one seems to be heading that way. http://www.dmagazine.com//article.asp?articleid=1126&pageno=1
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Sorry Meadowlark, but I don't want to read an article that I'm sure will just depress me. LOL
If the drought was in the 50's, does that mean global warming was stronger back then? Seems to me that everyday I watch the weather report, the record tempature for that day was back in the 1940's.
We had a nice storm show up yesterday afternoon. My rain guage showed 3.75 inches in just over two hours. I lost power four times, but the last time was for an hour. Lost satelite TV when I did have power!!!
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We got a little rain today. Finally. I am just south of Cooper Lake and we got one inch today and its still drizzling. I take anything I can get. This is the most I've had all summer.
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Rain almost settled the dust yesturday. I'm guessing that's it for August.
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