Pond Boss Forums Thread Like Summary - Some good news for a change...

Pondmeisters must deal with the threat of droughts, which have happened in the past and will happen in the future. But there is some good news: Official stats show that the US has not experienced more droughts since 1895. In fact, the worst droughts were in the 1920s, 30s, and early 50s.

My pond got hit with a drought last year, folks in western Kansas are in one now. But at least there's no sign they are getting worse. If anything, overall dryness is less an issue that it has been in the past.

For the stats: https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/access/mo...WcwZ0k4N8TIbw2BI2hv-rMrY1-EZj71pTbjKbX5g

Forget the rain dances.

Anthropic posts data saying we shouldn't be in worsening drought conditions and next thing you know, we get a good steady, soaker rain at our property.

Coincidence? I think not!

My rainmaking bill is in the mail. Late payers may experience renewed drought.

We were 4-5 ft low and now full thanks to a couple of weeks catching heavy rains.